"You are lucky that I don't see you, dude!"
"si yo miro" means 'if I look or if I see'
The word 'mirar' is Spanish in origin. The english translation is "to see" or "to look". In first person such as "I see" one would use the form "miro".
It can either mean "I see her" or "I see it" depending on what the 'La' is referring to. It could either be referring to a female person or it could be referring to a feminine noun.
"let's see when I see you" usually is used in spanish to say "until we see each other again"
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.... also after where I watch ....
Joan Miro is pronounced hwan mr-OHIncorrect: Joan Miro was from the Catalonia region of northern Spain where the "J" is pronounced as in English and is not an "Hw" sound as is more usual in Spanish. Therefore, the correct pronunciation is Jwan mr-OH.
Do you mean this? The Vegetable Garden with Donkey. 1918. ?
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In Spanish, the name "Miro" can be interpreted as a form of the verb "mirar," which means "to look" or "to watch." It can also be associated with the word "mirador," meaning "viewpoint" or "scenic overlook." Additionally, "Miro" can be a given name, often linked to the Spanish artist Joan Miró.
Joan Miro was born in Barcelona.
Cedric Miro is 5' 9".