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Oh, dude, "las diez y media tiempo sereno" means "ten thirty calm weather" in English. So, like, if you're planning a picnic at 10:30 and you hear this phrase, you can expect some chill vibes and clear skies. Just make sure to bring sunscreen, unless you want a sunburn souvenir, you know?
What else can I help you with?
What does son las dies y media mean?
¡Hombre, que "diez" debe ir con una "zeta" bien hecha!Son las D I E Z y media= 10:30
What does tiempo mean in spanish?
it means "TIME" or "weather", depending on the context. we have very little time - tenemos muy poco tiempo bad weather - mal tiempo
What does Que tiempo hace afuera mean?
Que tiempo hace afuera translates to mean 'What is the weather like outside.'
What does diez y siete mean in spanish?
Seven past ten
What does tuve un gran tiempo mean?
i had a great time
What does diez y media mean?
It's a time. It means that it's half past ten.
What does the spanish word Sereno mean?
The word 'Sereno" in Spanish means Serene in English which means calm or peaceful.
Trabajo a las diez y media what does this mean in English?
It means, "I work at ten thirty." It cannot be determined if a.m. or p.m. is intended.
Whar does tiempo mean in Spanish?
Tiempo means time in Spanish.
What does Diez mends tres mean in Spanish?
Las diez menos tres --- 9:57 Diez menos tres --- 10-3 (a subtraction)
What does son las dies y media mean?
¡Hombre, que "diez" debe ir con una "zeta" bien hecha!Son las D I E Z y media= 10:30
What does tiempo novio mean?
tiempo=time novio=boyfriend Hope that helps...
What does y el tiempo mean?
"Y el tiempo" is Spanish for "and the time."
What does quien viene a las diez mean?
"Quien viene a las diez" means "Who is coming at ten?" in English.
What does 'mas tiempo' mean in Spanish?
"Mas Tiempo" translates into Spanish as "longer".
What does No mas tiempo mean?
No more time.
What does quien y qui tiempo mean?
"Quien" means "who" in Spanish and "qui tiempo" is not a correct Spanish phrase. If you meant to say "¿Qué tiempo?" it translates to "What time?" or "What weather?" depending on the context.
