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Heading off to Mexico for a week
Leaving Tuesday AM, back on the 23rd
Via con dios, mi amiga...
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Posted 2010-March-13, 06:42
Alderaan delenda est
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Posted 2010-March-13, 07:26
it is actually "Vaya con Dios" 
Vaya is the verb to go, Vía means a path (a way)
not that it matters much, everyone will appreciate your effort, have fun!
Vaya is the verb to go, Vía means a path (a way)not that it matters much, everyone will appreciate your effort, have fun!
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Posted 2010-March-13, 08:49
And maybe "amiga mia" also? And you aren't taking her along?
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=NMcCeecvWQk
But I'm the guy who almost paid dos mil for a shoeshine in Granda until I realized that it translated to twenty, not two, dollars.
Anyway, hasta la vista, have a good time.
Ken
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Posted 2010-March-15, 05:35
Thanks for the corrections
As you can tell, I have, at best, a passing familiarity with Spanish...
As you can tell, I have, at best, a passing familiarity with Spanish...
Alderaan delenda est
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Posted 2010-March-15, 06:03
My older daughter spent her junior college year in Madrid. Shortly after she arrived she went with a friend to a cafe and they ordered a pitcher of sangre. After some strange looks they finally succeeded in making it clear that what they really wanted was sangria, they could hold off on the pitcher of blood.
Enjoy.
Enjoy.
Ken
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