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What is fire dragon in Latin?
Incendia Extraho.
What actors and actresses appeared in Respira - 2011?
The cast of Respira - 2011 includes: Adriano Carvalho Paula Luiz Catarina Wallenstein
What does CPR mean in spanish?
Calmate pendejo respira
What is Latin for firefighter?
Incendia Proeliator
What actors and actresses appeared in Aqui se Respira el Miedo - 2004?
The cast of Aqui se Respira el Miedo - 2004 includes: Juan Ramon Saenz as himself
How does the endocrine and respira tory system interact?
how does the endocrine and respiratory system interact
How do you say just breathe in other languages?
Spanish: solo respira French: juste respire German: einfach atme Italian: solo respira Japanese: 単に呼吸してください (tan ni kokyū shite kudasai)
What is the latin word for Phoenix and fire?
I used a translator, so I might be wrong. Phoenix - sun, fire - incendia/ignis/flamma. ~Kidiu
Translate the word black to latin?
incendia (like fire on one building), ignis (as a flame, in a lighter, when it's burning), flamma (as a light, in a candle)
What is 'Laugh as much as you breathe Love as much as you live' when translated from English to Italian?
ridere tanto quanto si respira, come si vive is the translation in Italian Language. It is the fifth most taught language. It has more than 65 million native speakers.
How do you say just breathe in Chinese?
Just breath : bas tnaffas written this way : بس تنفس for male. bas tnaffasi written this way : بس تنفسي for female.
What is the Italian translation of the English phrase 'The last one breathing'?
L'ultima che respirain the feminine and L'ultimo che respira in the masculine are Italian equivalents of the English phrase "The last one breathing".Specifically, the feminine and masculine singular definite article l'* is "the". The feminine adjective/noun/pronoun ultima and the masculine ultimo mean "last, last one". The relative pronoun che means "that". The verb respira translates as "breathes, does breathe, is breathing".The pronunciation will be "LOOL-tee-ma ke re-SPEE-ra" in the feminine and "LOOL-tee-mo ke re-SPEE-ra" in the masculine.*The article is il in the masculine and la in the feminine. But the respective vowels drop -- and an apostrophe follows the remaining letter l -- when the next word begins with a vowel.
