Yes, as it is a specific estate which makes it a part of the proper noun.
You can enter a phrase by typing it into the chat box and pressing "Enter" on your keyboard.
Just change the phrase by typing in different words Example: "Encyclopedia Knowledge".
"Typo" is a slang abbreviation of the phrase "typographical error". It means an error in typing.
Yes. You can type an Italian phrase or word and translate it to English through email just by typing!
"Oja aqui" is not a standard phrase in any language that I am aware of. It may have been a typing error or an unknown phrase. If you can provide more context or details, I can try to help further.
In texting, KTS means "kupo typing syndrome." This phrase is used when someone is making frequent typos in their texts.
The phrase 'estado del tiempo'. Can be easily translated when looking into a spanish-english dictionary. Various web pages with a free online word/phrase translator will be available in which typing the phrase 'estado del tiempo' can easily be translated into any language the searcher desires.
its easy...if you said you are over thirteen all you have to do is click the typing-box at the bottom of the screen or press the / button and start typing...or if you said you were under 13 you need a parent account to let you speak,but you can click a speech bubble on the screen and choose a phrase...
Pwn is geek-speak for own. I think it came from people typing quickly and not looking when they used the phrase 'you were owned'. It stuck.
"Alma lecyen nyugot" does not have a known meaning in any language. It could possibly be a made-up phrase or a typing error.
am typing - I am typing your answer. This is a verb phrase. Some single present verbs are: walk - walks (walks and others below are third person singular form) talk - talks watch - watches harrow - harrows meander - meanders exhibit - exhibits
Difference between typing and non typing keys