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No. "Echo" is the name of a figure in Greek mythology (a nymph), so if a person is named "Echo", that person is most likely called after her. The story goes that Echo was cursed by Hera, so that she could not talk normally - only repeat what other people said.
an echo
A Sound that bounces back are called a few things. Here are the 3 most common * Echo * Reflect Sound * Mirror Wave Most People Call it an Echo The Word Echo, Comes from a greek myth, There was a lady named echo and she talked way to much, so the Gods cast a spell on her that made it so that the only time she could talk was when she hears something from someone else, the only thing that she can do, and she is forced to do it, is repeat the words exactly as she hears them.
Distract Hera with her talk while Zeus lay with Nymphae.
a theme for echo's character can be not to talk a lot. a theme for narcissus is not to be too conceited about yourself.
¡Te echo de menos tanto! OR ¡Te extraño tanto!
te echo de menos is I miss you. Tanto means so much but Im not sure which order they go in. Te echo mucho de menos, o Te extraño mucho/tanto/demasiado.
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Earth to Echo grossed $33,629,701 worldwide.
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Echo was a mountain nymph. The god of nature, Pan, had fallen in love with her. She talked so much that Pan never got a chance to speak with her. One day Hera came down from Olympus to find Zeus, who was flirting with the nymphs. Echo chatted with Hera for so long that she gave Zeus a chance to escape. Hera was so angry that she cursed Echo. Echo could then only repeat the words of others. She fell in love with Narcissus, and kept following him around in the woods, when Narcissus fell in love with his reflection and eventually died, Echo grieved until she died as well.