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spanish words

Legg inn av maria emma escobar » 11 okt 2004 23:23:13

Dear Sirs
Ever "Cojones", (in english cohones) with more than 40 differents senses, accord with the acassion
And "Pull": in Spain " Tirar" in the infinitive, and "Tire" or "Tirad" in the imperative. The verb "Halar" is almost not used in Spain. And "Jalar" is an american form because of the old pronunciation, in the Catholic kings times.
Mee





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Re: spanish words

Legg inn av Gjest » 11 okt 2004 23:32:44

In a message dated 10/11/2004 3:23:48 PM Eastern Standard Time,
memaescobar@yahoo.es writes:

Dear Sirs
Ever "Cojones", (in english cohones) with more than 40 differents senses,
accord with the acassion
And "Pull": in Spain " Tirar" in the infinitive, and "Tire" or "Tirad"
in the imperative. The verb "Halar" is almost not used in Spain. And "Jalar"
is an american form because of the old pronunciation, in the Catholic kings
times.
Mee



Puerto Rico has many problems. Now you seem to be saying that they don't
know their own language. I have only reported what I saw. I am far from a
linguist, but Puerto Rico is not in Spain.

Gordon Hale
Grand Prairie, Texas

David Webb

Re: spanish words

Legg inn av David Webb » 11 okt 2004 23:32:46

"maria emma escobar" <memaescobar@yahoo.es> wrote in message
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Dear Sirs
Ever "Cojones", (in english cohones) with more than 40 differents senses,
accord with the acassion
And "Pull": in Spain " Tirar" in the infinitive, and "Tire" or "Tirad"
in the imperative. The verb "Halar" is almost not used in Spain. And

"Jalar" is an american form because of the old pronunciation, in the
Catholic kings times.
Mee




Actually tirar in the imperative is: tira, tirad, tire, tiren, refering to
tu, vosotros, Vd, Vds, respectively.

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