The "u" is actually the english replacement for the Greek letter mu, a u where the left vertical aspect of the "u" extends below the horizontal aspect.
It signifies micro- , mathematically 1/1,000,000th (one millionth) or 10 to the negative 6 (10 -6).
In this case, 9.1 um would be 9.1 micrometers, or 0.0000091 meters
(Brazil) - Tenha um bom dia! (Portugal) - Tenhas um bom dia!
"Lápices" is the plural form of "lápiz," which means "pencil" in English. So, "los lápices" translates to "the pencils."
In Thai, you say "สวัสดี" (sawasdee) to greet someone, which means "hello" in English.
To say "I want a kiss" in Portuguese, you can say "Eu quero um beijo."
To be a guardian in Portuguese is "ser um guardião".
um well i have to say exclamation means that your excited or happy
(Brazil) - Tenha um bom dia! (Portugal) - Tenhas um bom dia!
Say "Seni seviyorum". "Sen" means you, "sevmek" is to love and "-um" comes for possesion.
Roughly pronounced 'on-um-khor-a'. It means 'spiritual adviser'.
"Lápices" is the plural form of "lápiz," which means "pencil" in English. So, "los lápices" translates to "the pencils."
In Thai, you say "สวัสดี" (sawasdee) to greet someone, which means "hello" in English.
One would say "um" when he or she is blank or trying to figure out what to say. This is just my defenition of it, but I reccomend you looking it up online :)
To say "I want a kiss" in Portuguese, you can say "Eu quero um beijo."
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quatre vingt onze literally translated means: four twenties and eleven (4 * 20 + 11)
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it means "like" in arabic. so people talk and say in enligsh like um... i want like... yaany same thing.