here: aquí
Todavía is the Spanish word for still as in "are you still here?"
Avast is an English word, not a Spanish word. Here is its definition: interj. Nautical Used as a command to stop or desist.
date/appointment
In Spanish, the word 'esto' means the English word 'this'. This is a demonstrative pronoun that is the singular masculine form. The singular feminine form is 'esta'.
"Who is here?" is "¿Quién está aquí?" in Spanish.
Todavía is the Spanish word for still as in "are you still here?"
Avast is an English word, not a Spanish word. Here is its definition: interj. Nautical Used as a command to stop or desist.
in french it means "here".
"Venir"means "ComeType your answer here...
They probably said 'aqui' which means 'here'.
date/appointment
I don't think that's a Spanish word - check the spelling. Here are some similar words:QuerránQuieran
traegan is a spanish word mean get it over here.
No. It means "come here"
It's TWO Spanish words: ven = come (present subjunctive 'you') aqui = here So the phrase means 'Come here'
"El hogar" Is the Spanish word for "home", and is masculine. There is a grey area here, because the term "la casa", a Spanish word for "house" is many times used for "home" as well.
hagar is not a Spanish word, so it means: "hagar here to see"