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How do say send me the agreement in Spanish?
This is "mandame el acuerdo"
What is the spanish word for royalty?
realeza
How do you write royal in Spanish?
Real. Royal Family would be "Familia Real" If you want to say Royalty it would be "Realeza"
How do you say well hows about it to a male in spanish?
A literal translation of the target words into Spanish would not produce a sentence with the same connotation as in English. Spanish has no such form that asks for agreement or assent in those terms. The closest approximation is "What do you say?" which in Spanish is, "¿Qué dices?"
What reindeer name reminds us of Spanish royalty?
Donner
How do you say good in Spanish mean?
That's good = (literally) eso es bueno That's good (expressing agreement) = Vale
What agreement did the Spanish rules make with the conquistadors?
what agreement did the spanish rulers make with the conquistadores
What is the difference between franchise and royalty?
Franchisee is an agreement between two parties of endorsing a right to use or sell of products, services of other party. Royalty is the amount of income which will get by other party, who transferred the right to use or sell products, services through Franchisee agreement. Thank You, Naresh Peddineni Chartered Accountant.
Is iStock the only supplier of royalty free images?
No, iStock is not the only supplier of royalty free images. You can find them almost anywhere online if you look carefully. Just be sure to read to terms of service and agreement form.
For the spanish language what is the subject verb agreement?
In correct grammar in the Spanish language, subject-verb agreement is similar to that of English. However, Spanish is a bit more complicated. Every verb has six forms which must agree in person (1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person) and number (singular or plural). Nouns in Spanish are often of different gender, too, but it doesn't affect subject-verb agreement. In English, we would say "I walk," "He (or she) walks," "They walk," or "We walk." In Spanish, one would say, "Yo camino," "Tú caminas," "Él camina," "Ellos caminan," or "Nosotros caminamos." Another agreement would be "Vosotros camináis," but is much less common than in years past. So, subject-verb agreement in Spanish simply refers to using the proper form of the verb, appropriate for the subject, when writing or speaking, to be correct. It may be useful to investigate conjugations of Spanish verbs. [See link, below]
What is the Spanish translation for stand still agreement?
detenerse acuerdo
What agreement ended spanish-american war?
Treaty of Paris.
