The Hebrew phrase "mi chamocha" ("who is like you") opens Exodus 15:11, which reads "Who is like you among the gods, Lord? Who is like you, majestic in holiness, awesome in glory, working wonders?" This is a central verse of the Song of the Sea, which Exodus describes as a spontaneous prayer of Thanksgiving said by Moses after the crossing of the sea. This particular verse has found its way into the Jewish liturgy as part of blessings said before the Amidah in the morning and evening service that end "praised be the Lord, redeemer of Israel."
Alvaro Carrillo
Matt Hunter was about thirteen when he cowrote mi amor:)
"I am very happy that you wrote to me" in English is Sono molto felice che mi scrivesti in Italian.
Pastor Joseph W. Harris Sr. of Detroit, MI
"100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000km2" is what someone else wrote. I, personally do not know the perimiter, but Tahiti is 45 km (28 mi) at its widest and covers 1,045 km2 (403.5 sq mi).
Yes. He wrote "Adolfo Miller" and "Dos Caras". He also wrote "The Best of Sabine R. Ulibarri" which is a collection of twenty short stories.
mi nombre means my name. saves sounds out of place. It looks like when you wrote emanuel you meant "es manuel" being that the question would be "mi nombre es Manuel." This means My name is Manuel. What you wrote "mi nombre emanuel saves," I take it to mean My name Emanuel saves. Being that Emanuel is another name for god in christian religion. It means, "My name is Manuel, do you know spanish?"
Fred(?) Lawton, Berkley, MI - circa 1930; friend of the Ray Hoffmans of Berkley, MI.
The song called "Suelta Mi Mano" was written by the Mexican pop duo called "Sin Bandera". It's from the album "Ma±ana" which was released in November 2005.
Robert C. O'Brien Wrote Mrs.Frisby And The Rats Of Nimh Katherine Hughes mi.
José Rizal wrote "Mi Último Adiós" on December 31, 1896, the night before his execution. This poignant poem expresses his love for the Philippines and his willingness to sacrifice his life for the country's freedom. It was smuggled out of his prison cell and published after his death, becoming an enduring symbol of Filipino nationalism.
Woody Gurthie along with the songs; "do re mi", "this land is your land" and "pretty boy floyd"