(La) oportunidad de...
Dame una oportunidad.
"Casualidad" means random chance, accident. As in "por casualidad," meaning "by chance." "Posibilidad" means chance in the sense of possibility. "Suerte" means chance in the sense of luck.
Absoultely no chance whatsoever. There's more of a chance Vanessa will like him than for him to learn Spanish...
literally "se casser une jambe" to wish good luck to somebody you commonly say "bonne chance !"
"Give him a chance" in Spanish is "Dale una oportunidad". It is pronounced "DAH-lay OO-nah oh-poor-too-nee-DOD". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
Ninguna oportunidad que yo sea contigo (NeenGOONah opportooneeDAD kay yaw SAYah conTEEgaw)
Edward is Spanish in Twilight. He was dying of Spanish Influenza.That's retarded! No one in Twilight is Spanish! Just because you have the Spanish influenza doesn't mean your Spanish. Influenza is like the flu! You don't have to be in to be Spanish or in Spain.Does it say anywhere in the book that he wasn't Spanish? That's what i thought! and i know it doesn't say anything about him being Spanish, but he was the best chance!!!!!There is one person in Twilight that is Hispanic, and does speak Spanish. She is in Breaking Dawn; Carmen from the Denali Coven, Tanya's older sister, the Cullen's 'Cousin' for the most part. -D
chance
Sister in law in Spanish is cunada.
How to say "hi" in spanish is Hola. How to say "bye" in spanish is Adios.
how do you say sister in spanish
La chance (fem.). Bad luck is 'la malchance'.