It means, "If you, Sire, have a birthday today, then command (order) that a party be made worthy of Your Excellency."
Fiesta is fiesta. In English it means Latin party, in spanish it just means party.
A religious festival
¿Cuando vas tú a la fiesta?When are you going to the party?
The phrase "la fiesta" is a Spanish phrase that is used quite commonly. La fiesta in Spanish is translated to the feist in English and roughly means the party.
when people celebrated the end of the first nazi zombie war. Hispanics everywhere got together to host the first fiesta. (fiesta mean party in English)
The phrase "la fiesta" is a Spanish phrase that is used quite commonly. La fiesta in Spanish is translated to the feist in English and roughly means the party.
Yes, "fiesta" is a cognate. It comes from the Spanish language and is directly related to the English word "feast", both of which refer to a large and festive gathering or party.
Dulce fiesta/fiesta dulce Be aware that this translation does not have the same connotation in Spanish as it might in English. In most of the Spanish-Speaking world it does not mean "great party" as it does in English. If you mean to say it was a great party then the best translation is "gran fiesta"
The spanish translation is : Fiesta
You are invited to a party.
A party in July.
A Fiesta is a Spanish Festival (or Party) which is used to celebrate anything from the New Year to a Bank Holiday. So (En La Fiesta) means to see at or be in the Festival or Party