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The phrase "ta ah" does not correspond to a specific term in any of the Native American languages, as it is not directly translatable without context. Native American languages are diverse, with hundreds of distinct languages and dialects. If you provide more context or specify a particular language or tribe, I may be able to assist you better.
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What song contains the lyrics ah ah ah te ta te ta ta Everytime you cha cha cha?
Ernie K-Doe Te Ta Te Ta Ta
Who ownes Jaguar Land Rover?
The Indian Company TA-TA The Indian Company TA-TA The Indian Company TA-TA
How do you say adopted in Spanish?
Adopción.
What is the Spanish for adopted?
"Adopted" in Spanish is "adoptado (adoptada for a female)". It is pronounced "ah-dope-TA-doe". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
How do you pronounce the name Tanaya?
Ta nI ah
What is the translation of the keyword "sha ta co ti oh" into English?
The translation of the keyword "sha ta co ti oh" into English is "thank you."
How is elementary pronounced?
el-ah-MEN-ta-ree
Cola ma ta ce ah ce ah?
Dude, you're not even speaking real language.
How do you say Your wardrobe in French?
Translation: Ta garde-robe.
What is the french translation of you and your family?
its "toi et ta famille"
What does ah shan ta mademoiselle mean?
"Ah shan ta mademoiselle" doesn't have a clear meaning in English. It could be a misspelling or a phrase in another language. If you provide more context or details, I can try to help further.
How do you pronounce Noritaka Tatehana?
Uhhh.... well, you can say it the American, but still acceptable way ( just assuming that you're an American) which is NOR RI(with a short i) TA(a said ah) KA (again, a said ah) TA ( a is said ah) TAY HANA (both a's said ah) The Japanese way is basically the same, but instead of NOR RI(with a short i) it's more like NO REE. So the two ways you can pronounce it are NOR RI TA KA TA TAY HANA or NO RI TA KA TA TAY HANA. Another thing to keep in mind for the Japanese version is that you wouldn't really stress anything in the word too much.
