Sonreya,, chica! It means smile, little young girl. Spanish does not use "chick" because referring to a female as a little chicken is gallinita is strange and bad form.
names are spelled the same way in spanish just pronounced differently
The letter O is the same in the spanish alphabet as the english. So it would just be "O".
The name is not changed in Spanish. It is Columbus, Ohio. Using the Spanish name for Columbus (Cristóbal Colón) would just be confusing.
Its spelled the same " diabetes " just pronounced differently: thee-ah-BAYtess
Eh - ubeh - eh - eneh - the - atseh (just near) - oh - u:h - heh - atseh
Just "gol"
Nomas pasandola bien
names are spelled the same way in spanish just pronounced differently
no they are not : you just have to learn them
The letter O is the same in the spanish alphabet as the english. So it would just be "O".
There is no word for brownie. Just say brownie or "galleta" (cookie)
The name is not changed in Spanish. It is Columbus, Ohio. Using the Spanish name for Columbus (Cristóbal Colón) would just be confusing.
It's the same just Myers. To get a Spanish-speaker to say it with English pronunciatikon, it might help to write it: 'maias'
De tipo espectrofotofluorométrico. Spelt, just say letter by letter.
names are spelled the same just pronounced differently. Saylor = Saylor
Its spelled the same " diabetes " just pronounced differently: thee-ah-BAYtess
if he likes your smile he will smile back :D