what is fue in spanish
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Difference Between Fue and Era Fue vs Era. • Era and fue are past tenses of the action verb ser in Spanish language, but whereas fue is preterite, era is imperfect past tense of ser. • Era is to be used when one is talking about things that happened in the past in general, and there is no specific beginning or ending.
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- Confidence votes 57.7K. I like chocolate in Spanish is Me gusta el chocolate. It is pronounced May GOOSE-ta el cho-co-LA-tay.
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- Pronunciation. ( 1 Castilian) IPA: /ˈθede/, [ˈθeðe] ( 2 Latin America) IPA: /ˈsede/, [ˈseðe] 3  Homophone: sede (Latin America)
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- Spanish[edit] riposte. 1  First-person singular (yo) present subjunctive form of ripostar. 2  Formal second-person singular (usted) present subjunctive form of ripostar. 3  Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present subjunctive form of ripostar.  Formal second-person singular (usted) imperative form of ripostar.
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Fresa For the Italian wine grape also known as Fresa, see Freisa. Fresa (Spanish for strawberry) is a slang social term used in Mexico and some parts of Latin America to describe a cultural stereotype of superficial youngsters who, by the traditional definition of the word, came from a high class and educated family. The word was originally used by teenagers and young adults alike.
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What does verga mean in spanish? What does te dige pues ala verga mean in English? dige is not a real Spanish word, and neither is ala. But if you change the sentence to Diga pues a la verga, it means: say it, then, to the rod
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15 Common Spanish Idioms for Sounding Like a Native “ Se me hace agua la boca ” is a common Spanish idiom translated as “it makes my mouth water,” meaning that an item of food or a meal is so delicious it makes the saliva flow in a person’s mouth. For example: “ Se me hace agua la boca solo pensar en la paella. ” (It makes my mouth water just thinking about paella.).
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Mapfreupdate Mapfre, or MAPFRE is a Spanish insurance company, based in Majadahonda, Madrid. The name comes from the old mutual origin of the company (Mutua de Accidentes de Propietarios de Fincas Rústicas de España), but the company now only refers to itself as Mapfre. It is the leading insurance company in Spain and the largest non-life insurance company in Latin America.
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- Y renuncie renuncié a la changa del teatro por un futuro. Mejor So I left my job in the, theatre for a better... future or So i. thought
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"In Spanish, what does ""mua"" mean? Is there an English equivalent of the word?" Best Answer: your question needs more context, some people may think you are referring to the French word moi. I don't think so, therefore: in Spanish there is an Onomatopoeia of the sound of a kiss, namely muá.
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"What does ""eres"" mean in Spanish?" Eres is the 2nd person informal conjugation of the Spanish verb ser, which mean to be. As @ Nicholas De Gonzaga Sevilla is correct in that eres would be equivalent to the English you are. The word eres has some connotations that the phrase you are does not. 1  Eres is a conjugation of the word ser. Ser means to be, and is specifically in regards to a trait that can not be changed easily. 2  Eres is conjugated to be used with the pronoun tú. Tú means you, but generally with a more personal or informal connotation.
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Spanish Cognates Words that end in –ous change to –oso. Spanish words that end in-oso tend to be adjectives. In English we can often change a noun into its corresponding adjective by adding-ous e.g advantage/advantageous, harmony/harmonious, space/spacious. You can often also do this in Spanish with-oso e.g peligro (danger)/peligroso (dangerous), lujo (luxury)/lujoso (luxurious).
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"In Spanish, what does ""mua"" mean? Is there an English equivalent of the word?" Best Answer: your question needs more context, some people may think you are referring to the French word moi. I don't think so, therefore: in Spanish there is an Onomatopoeia of the sound of a kiss, namely muá. for example: muá muá! means (lots of) kisses! now you know.
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- Spanish profanity varies significantly among Spanish-speaking nations, and even in regions of the same nation.n Puerto Rico pinche simply refers to a hairpin, while pincho has the same meaning in Dominican Spanish. In Chile, pinche isn't vulgar, and it refers to the people involved in an informal romantic relationship with each other. Its more common usage though, like in Puerto Rico, also refers to a hairpin.
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- Esto fue una gran sorpresa para todos nosotros. I would like to say that this is not at all a surprise to me. Quisiera reconocer que no me sorprende en absoluto. In fact, this is not really a surprise. De hecho, esto no es, en realidad, una sorpresa.
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- It literally means 'I have much cold'. In Spanish, you can't literally say 'I am very cold', 'Soy muy frio' ... because the people would interpret that to mean that you have a sexual problem (you're frigid).
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Dictionary of spoken Spanish I answered your letter on the twentieth instant (or on the twentieth of the present month). ▲ [ f ] current (of electricity, air, river) Cuidado, la corriente es muy fuerte. Be careful, the current's very strong. ° al corriente informed, posted Le tendre tendré al corriente de lo que. pase
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Spanish profanity Spanish profanity. The overwriting text in blue says putos, an insult meaning faggot / poof (graffiti on a wall in Montevideo, Uruguay). The Spanish language employs a wide range of swear words that vary between Spanish speaking nations, and in regions and subcultures of each nation. As in most languages swear words tend to come from semantic domains considered taboo such as the domains of human excretions, sexuality, and religion.
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- Bebe—'Me Fui'. After the success of her first album released in 2004 Spanish singer-songwriter Bebe took four years off from music. She returned with the July 2009 release of the album Y, which debuted at the top spot on the Spanish Album Chart. Featured Videos.
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- I is just the letter of the alphabet. Y by itself means and. They sound the same in Spanish, an ee sound. Y is called y griega, or the greek I. I is sometimes … referred to as I latina, or the latin I. I'm very sure he meant what the singular personal pronoun I, like in the phrase I like pizza. Siete is the second person plural of the verb essere (to be): I am (sono), you are (sei), he/she is (e), è we (are), siamo you (are), siete (sono they). are 6 people found this. Useful. edit
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- The English translation for huevos is eggs. However, the Spanish word is also used in slang for courage, and vulgar for testicles.
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- 1 A fuego – Literally means “On fire”, but it refers to something being “cool” or “good”. “Don’t bother him, he’s a good person”. “That activity was cool”.  Abombao – Smelly…damp cloth or fabric that smell for sitting out rotten.
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What does the word âpincheâ mean? Spanish-language expression meaning: a) Kitchen boy. The guys who clean up the Chef's mess and scrub the frying pans and carry stuff around. In this context it's still used in Spain. b) In Mexico, it's an all-purpose insult enhancer, which would be roughly equivalent to the use of *fucking* in English. If Jay (Silent Bob's hetero life mate) spoke Spanish, he would say *pinche* A LOT. Pinche is strongly associated with cursing in Mexican Spanish and the very moment you use it gives you away as a Mexican national.
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Comparatives and Superlatives in Spanish Unequal Comparisons with Adjectives. In English, we typically add -er to an adjective and combine it with the word than to make unequal comparisons. In Spanish, however, we can't just add -er to an adjective. Instead we need to use the word más in front of our adjective. And instead of than we'll use que.
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"HOW DO YOU SAY ""you are ugly"" IN SPANISH?!?!?" so, it depends on who you're telling they're ugly. If it's a guy it's: Eres Feo. If it's a girl it's: Eres Fea. You could say You're horrible which in Spanish means you're beyond ugly, or, you're more than ugly, and that would be the same despite the gender: Eres Horrible. B · 9 years ago.
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- In Latin it means SWINE i.e. PIG, and has the same sound as the Greek suffix in the word/name Ie-SOUS , pronounced SOOCE Here are some more interesting parallels In the Spanish translations of the scriptures such as in Mexico for example the name is written Je-sus but it is pronounced He or HEY - SOOCE.