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What country does the word genre originate from?
Many people suggest it originates from Italy.
What country does the word catsup originate from?
Catsup (or ketchup) is derived from the Chinese language.
Where does this last name originate 'Escalante'?
The Spanish surname Escalante is first found in Castille, in the region of Llanes.It is also the Spanish word for climber, or the one who climbs.
What word does the word gold originate?
greek
Which word does not belong English Japan Korean Spanish?
Japan. As other words describe a language while Japan describes a country
In what country did the word 'alligator' originate?
The word "alligator" originated from the Spanish language in the country of Spain. It is derived from the Spanish word "el lagarto," which means "the lizard."
How do you write the following spanish word in English la pluma?
Translation: Pen, or feather
How do you say pen in spanish?
There are two words that can be used interchangeable in the Spanish language to mean 'Pen'. Pluma or Bolígrafo are the most commonly used words to mean 'Pen". Bolígrafo is used more often than Pluma as the word Pluma is also the word for 'Feather' (which is why it is used as well, since it comes from the time with quill pens were used for writing).
How do you say A RED PEN in spanish?
El bolígrafo rojo. La pluma roja. Are two different ways that you can say it. More often than not, the word "Bolífrafo" is used in Spanish-speaking countries, as "Pluma" literally means feather and is a word carried over from when people wrote with quill pens.
What country did the word codensa originate from?
The word 'codensa' has a Spanish origin as the word itself shows the common characteristics of Spanish vocabulary such as ending with a 'a' and it is also used as the name for many companies originating from Spain.
From what language does the word chipotle originate?
Spanish
How do you say biro in spanish?
If you are referring to the British word for "ballpoint pen" the Spanish (from Spain) is typically "la pluma" whereas the Spanish from Latin America is typically "el bolígrafo" or "el bolí" for short.
What is the Latin translation for the word fleece?
Pluma
From which language did the word totilla originate?
The word "tortilla" originated from the Spanish language.
How do you say feathers in spanish?
"Feather" in Spanish is "pluma" (It is the same word as "pen" in Spanish). It is pronounced "PLOO-mah" Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
Where does the word hoosegow originate?
From a mispronunciation of Spanish juzgao.
What is the Spanish name for pens?
Bolígrafo (bo-LEE-gra-fo). The older word, pluma, comes from the root of the English word "plume", or feather.Answerin Mexico, using the word Bolígrafo is unheard of. in Mexico they still use the word pluma. the word Bolígrafo is more commonly used in Spain. A shortened version, boli, is most commonly used in Spain.
