'that one' is 'eso/esa' if it's near, 'aquel(lo)/aquella' if it's 'that one over there'
The 'o' or 'a' ending depends on the gender (masculine or feminine) of the word describing 'that' - so 'aquel hombre' (that man over there); 'esa manzana' (that apple)
The word "uno" in Spanish means "one" in English.
the strong one
one hundred
"Cien", in Spanish, does mean a hundred.
nadie = no one or nobody
The golden one.
21 - twenty one
My only one
Its Spanish for "the compassionate one".
Where is one?
With one 'a' ('Arturo') it's the Spanish version of English 'Arthur'
"culo" as one word in spanish means "ass."