Apuesto a que is tht gd enough lol xx
It can mean "skirt"...but it also can mean: "lottery", "penis" and a "bet". To me, it means a "skirt."
Je parie que tu ne t'y arriveras pas! is a French equivalent of the English phrase "Bet you can't figure this out!" The sentence translates literally as "I bet that you'll never get there!" in English. The pronunciation will be "zhuh pa-ree kuh tyoon tee a-ree-vra pa" in Alsatian and Cevenol French.
The nearest I can think of is 'death god' which is 'shinigami'. I would suggest just looking for a translater on the web like the one on Dictionary.com, that's the best bet.
We/I/they won. Could mean a game, a bet, a battle.
It will be spelled the same in Spanish but pronounced differently if you are actually speaking in Spanish. It will be like: j(Spanish j sounds like h in English like in "how") e(English short e like in "bet") n(English n like in "no") i(Spanish i sounds like long e in English like in "be") f(English f like in "fat") e(English short e like in "bet") r(English r like in "run") Hope that helped.
The word is spelled the same as in English but pronounced dee-ah-BET-ess
Yes. But if you have a copy and not a rom, you will need the Japanese system the game platform is on, then you will need to buy the game. Your best bet is eBay.
The African Luhya term for the English word "bet" is 'ipilaa'.
te apuesto que te gano
!Por supuesto!
Since they speak English, you bet.
The word pony means a young horse. (There is also a less common meaning in the phrase "pony up" meaning to present money for a bet.)