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"El pueblo español" can mean "the Spanish people". It could also mean "the Spanish town". Context would define the difference.
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How do you say saying in spanish?
diciendo
How do you say 'what are you saying' in spanish?
¿Qué dices?
How do you say border in spanish?
You say border in Spanish by saying "frontera".
How so you say people Are Crazy in spanish?
In Spanish: "Estas loco?". If you're saying it to a girl you say it like this "Estas loca?".
Spanish word of hello?
¡Hola! When answering a telephone, instead of saying ¡Hola! many people say, "Diga" which literally means 'Tell' or 'Say.'
How do you say without in Spanish?
without= sin
How do you say granola bars in Spanish?
There is no real way to say granola bars in Spanish... In spanish you are basically saying the bar of cereal which people interpret as granola bars. you would just say "la barra de cereal" in order to say granola bars. :)
How come people say that?
People may have a habit of saying things without thinking. This causes things to be questioned as to why or how they could say it as this may hurt feelings or anger people.
How do you say What are you saying in Spanish in Spanish?
¿Qué estás diciendo en español? Or just Que dice? , like say what?
How you say I'm just saying in spanish?
Solamente digolo
How do you say 'Anne' in Spanish?
:Ana, the name :"annae", the saying
If tu is you in Spain how do you say your in Spanish?
Tú (with an accent) is an informal way of saying 'you' in Spanish. Tu (without an accent) is a pronoun used to say 'your,' informally. So, you say 'tu' to say 'your.' And you say 'tú' to say 'you.' While these words sound the same when you say them out loud, it's very easy to tell them apart in context.
