La cosa se puso caliente translates to mean it got hot.
The singular form of "las cosas" is "la cosa."
"La mujer caliente" translates to "the hot woman" in English.
"La Cosa Nostra" translates to "Our Thing" or "This Thing of Ours" in English. It is a common term used to refer to the Italian-American Mafia in the United States.
"¿Cómo esta la cosa?" is Spanish for "How's it going?" or "How are things?" Literally translated it means "How is the thing?" This construction is typical in Cuba, whereas in Spain you are more likely to hear "¿Qué tal?´or "¿Cómo te vas?"
It means, "My favorite thing in school is..."
Nothing. You meant: EL TORO CALIENTE --- the hot bull / stud
La baco doesn't mean anything. It's gibberish. La boca means "the mouth."
The singular form of "las cosas" is "la cosa."
I think it means all of you guys get the things
Juan de la Cosa died in 1510.
La cosa es amar was created in 2003.
The thing that wakes you up in the morning.
Cosa Nostra - Meaning "Our Thing". Cosa Nostra or as refered to by the FBI (La Cosa Nostra - This is the wrong term as La means the in Italian and It's not "The Our Thing".) Cosa Nostra originates from "La Stessa Cosa". The Mafioso from the 1900's. La Stessa Cosa, was a very sacred society and no one knew much about it apart from those in the Mafia. After the 1900's La Stessa Cosa was reformed and known as Cosa Nostra. For a short period of time Cosa Nostra was still sacred, but today it isn't secretive anymore.
"La mujer caliente" translates to "the hot woman" in English.
Juan de la Cosa was born between 1450 and 1460.
La cosa - 1990 is rated/received certificates of: France:U Italy:T
Map of Juan de la Cosa was created in 1500.