In school terms, "MI" could refer to Multiple Intelligences, a theory by Howard Gardner that suggests there are different types of intelligence, such as linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, musical, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalistic. Teachers may use this theory to understand and cater to the diverse learning styles and strengths of students.
My school is called.... My school's name is.....
In English, "mi instituto se llama" translates to "my school is called."
it is actually "Como se llama mi colegio" iiama is not a word, in literal translation it means "as my school is called" or kinda like saying "the name of my school"
It means, "My favorite thing in school is..."
My sister
It's short for miles.
This is my school.
"No documented MI" means no documented (history of) mycardial infarction.
My school is called.... My school's name is.....
In English, "mi instituto se llama" translates to "my school is called."
It means, "name of my 'high school.' "
I am missing my baby and my wife. As in "I lack ...". If you mean "I am missing" in terms of emotional longing, then use "me extraño" or "echo de menos".
Fav is usually short for favourite.
This is an incomplete sentence. It means: I need my ____ for school. Literally... For the school I need my _____
it is actually "Como se llama mi colegio" iiama is not a word, in literal translation it means "as my school is called" or kinda like saying "the name of my school"
To me- a mi
It means, "My favorite thing in school is..."