You don't mean ano nuevo. You mean año nuevo. BIG difference. Año nuevo means 'new year.' While ano means anus in English.
In Spanish, ano means year.
If you mean 'nuevo', it's 'new' in English
Well, to be Truthful about it, Feliz Navidad is actually Spanish or Hispanic. Feliz is Spanish/Hispanic for Merry, or Happy. Navidad is Spanish/Hispanic for Nativity, or Christmas. I really do hope I helped you with whatever you needed to know! Feliz Navidad when translated into English, means Happy Christams literally. It, however, has been adapted over the years to mean the more common phrase, Merry Christmas.
Nuevo = new Viejo = old
Happy (Merry) Christmas.
New Year's Day.
Feliz ano nuevo
It is Ano Nuevo.
The new year = El Año Nuevo It can also mean "new year's eve" or "new year's day" Be careful with the ñ and the n. They are not interchangeable letters. El ano nuevo = the new anus.
New Year in Spanish is 'Nochevieja," 'Ano Nuevo' (tilde, ~, over the 'n' in 'Ano')
Tenga un feliz Ano nuevo
feliz nuevo ano linda
I dont speak spanish but i have a good reference. i live on a street called ano nuevo it means new year.new is nuevo.
what kubole means
"Es nuevo" means "it is new" in Spanish.
Do you mean 'An~o Nuevo'? (= 'New Year')
Te deseo un feliz ano nuevo