It means "your place or mine"
The term is not one of English dialect. My name "Mir" is Russian and means "world" or "peace" (same in Croatian, Czech and Serbian). However, the folk term "mir" was also referencing peaceful communities of peasants in pre-revolutionary Russia.
Answers:Albanian: paqjaBelarusian: свет (svet)Bulgarian: мир (mir)Chinese: 和平 (he ping)Danish: FredDutch: vredeEstonian: rahuFilipino: kapayapaanFinnish: RauhaFrench: PaixGerman: FriedenGreek: ειρήνη (eirini)Hebrew: ShalomHungarian: békeItalian: PaceIrish: síocháinLatin: PacisMacedonian: мир (mir)Malay/Indonesian: kedamaianNorweigan: FredSerbo-Croatian: мир (mir)Spanish: PazSwedish: FredTurkish: huzurVietnamese: hoà bìnhWelsh: Dangnefedd
Mira comes from a Russian word 'mir' which means peace or from Latin meaning miracle (can't remember the original word). Very common girl's name especially in Finland.
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That depends on the context. "Bleib bei mir" means stay with me, whereas "Ich habe eine Party bei mir" means I`m having a party at my place. So it can either mean "with me" or "at my place".
Bei Mir Bistu Shein was created in 1937.
Willkommen bei mir just means welcome. It literally translates as welcome at mine.
"Are you with me?" That would be a translation of the question "Bist du bei mir?". The start of the sentence as in the Bach/Stölzel aria "Bist du bei mir, geh' ich mit Freuden" would be better translated as "If you are with me (or: if you're near to me), I go light-hearted (or: with gladness)".
It means contact me or give me a shout.
mir geht es gut und dir meine hübsche? = I am well and how are you my pretty (one)? (ich) vermisse dich auch = (I) miss you too
Bei mir liegen Sie richtig - 1990 is rated/received certificates of: Germany:6
The cast of Hier bei mir - 2002 includes: Georg Jungermann as Philipp Claudia Renner as Antonia
Was gefällt dir am besten an mir
The cast of Das Stacheltier - Bei mir nicht - 1960 includes: Albert Garbe as Albin
J.S. Bach It also means "are you with me?"
Bist du ok? (informal, singular) Seid ihr ok? (informal, plural) Sind Sie ok? (formal) Bist du in Ordnung? (informal, singular) Sied ihr in Ordnung? (informal, plural) Sind sie in Ordnung? (formal) Ist alles ok bei dir? (informal, singular) Ist alles ok bei euch? (informal, plural) Ist alle ok bei Ihnen? (formal)