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No.
Primarily because "Lalalala", "s", "sguare" and "rute" are not recognised words in the English language.
Also because, if the question is about a square root, then in that context "pie" should be a number. It is not - it is a food item. The number which is a homonym is "pi".
What else can I help you with?
Example of S-LV-PN sentence pattern?
lalalala
What has the author Ana Rute Cardoso written?
Ana Rute Cardoso has written: 'The provision of wage insurance by the firm' -- subject(s): Unemployment Insurance
What has the author Janet Clarkson written?
Janet Clarkson has written: 'Pie' -- subject(s): Pies, Pie 'Pie' -- subject(s): Cooking & Food, Nonfiction, OverDrive
What did the English eat in the 1740's?
thay eat pie with snails in the pie
What is a pies in Spanish?
Not sure if you want it translate to Spanish or translate from Spanish to English so... Spanish to English Pie = foot so therefore pies = feet A pie = on foot (i.e. walking) English to Spanish Pie (pastry) = pastel (depends what part of the world), Pies (plural) = 'pasteles' Pie(s) (meat pie(s)) = empanada(s)
How do you convert 16 5's into a decimal?
I like pie. And eat pie that all you need to do.
When was geogre pie invented?
1590's
What type of pie is the best?
i like chocolate pie and pecan pie and pumpkin
What is the sine s of pie over 2?
1
Do strawberies make pie?
y e s !
When are pie graphs used?
there used to compare %'s
Translate the word pie in German?
http://www.dict.cc/?s=pie=======================Depending on context it could be translated as:TortePasteteKuchen
