'tell him to call you'
"yo" is the 1st singular pro-name in verb cojugation. It is the English relevant to "me"
In Mexico, they call Montevideo Montevideo. In Spain, they also call it Montevideo. (Except that it's a city-name as it is, the English equivalent might be 'Mountview')
a translation of a spanish word to English
IF you are talking about the name kendra, then it would be the same because in Mexico and Spain they will call you by what ever name you tell them. They do not translate your name into spanish they just call you by your English name. It is the same with brand names, Stores, Logos, etc.
== == The Spanish word for "mix" is "mezclar".
You call it a Spanish -English dictionary
Catalan.
No. The official language of Suriname is Dutch.
she started singing doo-wop at the age of 9 and as a teen sang a mixture of both English and Spanish music so she went from English to a mix to Spanish and back to English in time of her death
spanish mackrel
Probably "Long live the horses" - in a horrible mix of Spanish and English.
People who speak both English and Spanish are commonly referred to as bilingual individuals.
Bilingual(ism)
go to Google translator, type that in, and change it English to Spanish
The language of Mexico is Spanish. The holiday that the English speakers call Christmas is called Navidad in Spanish. That means "the birthday."
"Golf" in English is also "golf" in Spanish. "Cricket" in English is "críquet" in Spanish. "Hockey" in English is also "hockey" in Spanish. "Engineer" in English is "ingeniero" in Spanish. "Lawyer" in English is "abogado" in Spanish. Please note: the Spanish words for lawyer and engineer may also be feminine (as in "ingeniera" and "abogada").