"Literally" means something that is true in a strict sense or exact sense, without exaggeration or metaphor. It is used to emphasize that something is actually happening or true.
"on sconnait" is likely a typo or error. It does not have a direct translation in English.
"Tiene" comes from the Spanish verb, "Tener":Tener= to have; be with ageyo tengo nosotros(as) tenemostu tienes vosotros(as) teneisel, ella, usted tiene ellos, ellas, ustedes tienen--------------------------------------------------------Therefore, the form of "tiene" can also mean it has. So when saying "Un ano tiene", means He/she is one year old. It litterally means He/she has one year. But without the "~" over the "n" in "ano", it means "anus", which without the "n" would mean: It has an anus or he/she has an anus.
The question "Por que la pregunta mean in English" translates to "Why does the question mean in English?" in English.
what douse mortarboard mean in english
"Nossa" in English translates to "our" or "ours."
It's a name that litterally means bay leaf branch.
Most likely: Messy or Untidy It could also mean "inordinate" or out of step Litterally it means Disordered
Litterally,it meansQUESTION-'Do you have any family ?'ANSWER- 'I have a mother, an father ,a brother......'
A few days ago. Litterally "making various days behind"
Your mom is slna. Litterally
Nlt means not litterally
That means litterally 'What is your town'
"on sconnait" is likely a typo or error. It does not have a direct translation in English.
to put to deathby nailing to a cross;to treat cruelly; to torment
It litterally Means "Fire Mountain OR Fire Cannon"
"Pet" in Afrikaans is "Troeteldier". "Animal" in Afrikaans is "Dier", so "Troeteldier" is litterally "petting animal" in English.
do you mean by not eating?its called anorexia nervosa