Manejar mean to drive
"Manejar" means to drive. "Conducir" is more commonly used.
In Spanish, both "conducir" and "manejar" can mean "to drive," but their usage varies by region. "Conducir" is more commonly used in Spain, while "manejar" is often preferred in Latin America. Additionally, "manejar" can also mean "to handle" or "to manage," giving it a broader context beyond just driving. Overall, while they are interchangeable in many situations, regional preferences influence their use.
Translation: What do you need to drive?
Te gusta manejar? Quieres manejar?
manejar- to manage
Manejar, conducir.
manejar conducir
nao
Manejar - 2005 was released on: USA: 23 October 2005 (Latino International Film Festival) USA: 23 October 2005 (Los Angeles Latino Film Festival)
manejar means to drive. if you want to say "i drive" you say "manejo"
Diversion is diversion as in having fun. Distraction, entertainment, etc. This means, I hope that you'll have all the fun you can handle/take
In Spain "manejando" derives from the verb manejar which means "to manage" or "to handle" so it means "managing" or "handling". In some parts of Spanish America it is more often used to mean "driving" ( a vehicle ) instead of "conduciendo" from the verd "conducir" ( to drive ).