An amate is a form of paper produced from the bark of Ficus trees, or an art form based on Mexican bark painting.
Chisato Amate's birth name is Sachie Amate.
Amate - Seville Metro - was created in 2009.
Chisato Amate was born on December 16, 1980, in Fukuoka, Japan.
amate il grande mucca
a peacock attracts amate by spreading it's feathers out! hope that helps mates =]
Ami or Amate is an Italian equivalent of 'Do you love...'. The word 'ami' is the second person singular ['you'], and is pronounced 'AH-mee'. The word 'amate' is the second person plural ['you all'], and is pronounced 'ah-MAH-tay'.**The sound 'ay' is similar to the sound 'ay' in the English noun 'ray'.
"amar a si mismo" if it's general, if you are telling it to a person you say: "amate a ti mismo"
The cast of Tonarinokai Darekairu - 2007 includes: Chisato Amate Yukiko Goto Jun Natsukawa
The Amate flower is significant in El Salvador as it symbolizes the country's rich cultural heritage and connection to nature. Traditionally, it is associated with various local customs and is often used in art and crafts, reflecting the identity of Salvadoran communities. Its continued storytelling serves to preserve collective memories and promote appreciation for native flora, reinforcing cultural pride and unity among Salvadorans.
Davide Marzaroli has written: 'La Chiesa volto di Cristo' -- subject(s): Church, History of doctrines 'Amate la Chiesa'
"Love your family!" in English means Ami la tua famiglia!in the singular and Amate la vostra famiglia! in the plural in Italian.
"Seize the day with what you all love" literally and "Grab opportunity with what you all love" loosely are English equivalents of the Italian phrase Grippare il giorno con quello che amate. The pronunciation will be "greep-PA-rey eel DJOR-no kon KWEL-lo key* a-MA-tey" in Italian.*The sound is similar to that in the English exclamation "Hey!"