In Spanish, mas means "more" in English.
"No mas" is Spanish for "no more" or "that's enough." It is commonly used to indicate a desire to stop or end something.
"Tu mas" does not have a direct meaning in any known language. It is possible that it is a misspelling or a combination of words from different languages. In Spanish, "tu mas" translates to "you more," but without context, it is difficult to provide a precise interpretation.
It means: ''What else i should do?'' it is a question statement. Trust me, my first language is spanish...
The suffix -mas evolves from the Old English word maesse meaning festival, feast day or mass.
Mas Mucho Mas was created in 1980.
mas y mas means more and more in spanish
Mengejar Mas-Mas was created on 2007-05-24.
"Viva mas" isSpanishfor "live mas".
well it's just mas (there's an accent on the a) but if you're comparing two things then you would say whoever, el mas (again with the accent), then whatever you're saying, que, and then whatever you're comparing it to.so it'd be like El es mas guapo que Joseph Gordon Levitt
El Cancionero Mas y Mas was created on 2000-11-07.
In Lithuanian language there is one word : pa/si/kis/kia/ko/pus/te/liau/da/mas.
No more"No mas"