Levant is a term derived from the French word lever meaning 'to rise'. Since the Mediterranean Sea was the focus of the Western World, this term was used for the area of the known world where the sun rises.. in other words, the countries and islands of the eastern part of the Mediterranean.
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Alessandra Villegas
Alessandra Villegas
Get Up/Levantate by Pit Bull
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No because when she went on Levantate On Telemondo she said "i don't know how to speak Spanish."
Translation: Cuando él se despierte/levante
"Levántate" will be the most used. Some people could say it differently, but that's because of culture and dialects. Examples of that would be: "Levantate" (note that there's no stress in the a, which makes it sound different) "Levántese" (this is more like a respectful and formal way) Either one of the three means the same thing, it's just a matter of what country you are in or who are you saying it to...
you mean what you mean
It mean what you don't what does it mean.
Mean is the average.
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