"cantar" means "to sing" in Spanish
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"I am" in Latin is "sum." "You (sing.) are" = "es" "He/she/it is" = "est" "We are" = "sumus" "You (pl.) are" = "estis" "They are" = "sunt"
Depending on how the question is intended, one or more of the following answers may be relevant:1. the word can does not exist in Latin. But canis does exist, whose meaning is "dog" and can in Spanish with the same meaning in Latin.2. the Latin equivalent for the English auxiliary verb "can" is some form of the verb posse, "to be able". For example, "I can fly" is possum volare ("I-am-able to-fly").3. the Latin root "can-" means "sing" and shows up in such words as canere or cantare "to sing", cantio "singing", cantus "song; chan
'Who does the queen sing with?' = 'Con quien canta la reina?' (accent on 'e' in 'quien')
St. Augustine said, "Those who sing well pray twice."
St. Augustine of Hippo said, "Those who sing pray twice." He did not say you had to sing well. As an old Army chaplain once announced when I was in basic training, "I want everyone to sing. If you have a wonderful voice, you should use it to praise the Lord. If the Lord didn't give you a good voice, now is your chance to get even."
We Pray The Prayers Jesus Taught Us. And We Pray As Often As We Want. And they pray twice when they sing!
If they sing to God they think it counts twice as much as if they just pray to him. They pray to God approximately seven times a day.
they pray and sing
Spanish stems from Latin. The Latin canto means "to sing" and libri is "book" - canta libre translates as "songbook" or "hymnal."
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Performers sing Latin American or Spanish American pop music. The music must be sung in Spanish, even by Brazilian contestants whose native language is Portuguese.
Saint Augustine is often credited with saying "He who sings prays twice," emphasizing the spiritual benefit of singing in praise and worship. This quote can be found in his writings in the form of "Qui cantat, bis orat" in Latin.
Preach, pray, sing, worship.
Cantate Dominum : sing to the Lord
Sing, pray, give money, pray, be quiet, and stand up.genuflectsingkneelsitstandcontributekissmarrylectorreadchant