Ése es un subdialecto muy utilizado en las comunidades hispanas de Estados Unidos.
whats with your number
The prefix "con-" is derived from Latin, meaning "with" or "together." It is often used to indicate a connection or joint participation in various contexts, such as in words like "connect," "convene," or "contribute." In some cases, "con-" can imply a sense of agreement or consensus. However, the specific meaning can vary depending on the word it prefixes.
Lots of different things: "We are going to discuss the pros and cons of the issue." = from Latin "contra" meaning against" "He can't get a job because he is an ex con." = "convict" "Mr. Sulu, you have the con." = "console" "I am going to the Star TRek Con." = "convention"
Yes it has five syllables. Con-sid-er-a-ble.
Klor-Con M10 contains 750 mg of potassium chloride per tablet. The "M10" designation indicates the specific formulation and dosage of the potassium chloride. It's important to follow dosing instructions provided by a healthcare professional when using this medication.
Difference between define and cons is that, con is disadvantage, whereas define means to elaborate something fully.
nothing, what about you?
It means "with what do you live?"
letter that rhymes with...
It means "What are you doing with"...
¿Qué onda con nosotros?
"Con que" is a Spanish phrase that can be translated to "with what" in English. It is commonly used in questions or statements to inquire about the means or resources necessary to do something.
It is Spanish for "how often do you study"
What can you do with this card
It means: What more you do with them?
Quién es el que viene con usted would translate to mean 'who is he that comes to you' in English.
How often do you go to school.
...que dios esta contigo = that God is with you. Actuate??