Where did the spanish word Almuerzo orginate?
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As for old practices, there were 4 meals in latinamerican cultures, DESAYUNO Which is a light meal eaten by the time you wake up, worth to mention that usualy country people still practice them, since they wake up before sunrise, and it's just a pice of sweat bread with a glass of milk or coffe. ALMUERZO is something much hevier for the stomach, A couple of eggs, or Chilaquiles, or a small portion of Meat, this is eaten by mid morning, say around 9 o 10, assuming of course that you woke up very early, then LA COMIDA, wich usualy is taken between 2 and 4 PM with the family gathered around the table, and finaly LA CENA usually taken by 8 or 9 PM wich and may vary from region to region, and of course the amount of food taken\n\nNow in modern days and specialy in cities, Desayuno and Almuerzo had been merged as a single meal but Comida and Cena still remains as a standard.\n\nIf you ment to ask by the origins of the word, I can't tell. sorry. but the word context had been explained sufficently I hope.
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No, it makes them part Spanish.\n\n(?)
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Although it has no spanish translation.... it is called Surigato or Suricata (from the english suricate, which is it's other name)... Here in Puerto Rico it it mistakenly called "Perros de las Praderas" (or Dog of the Prairies) because of similiarity.
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IN ENGLISH IT MEANS: EUROPEAN UNION\nIN SPANISH IT MEANS: ESTADOS UNIDOS (UNITED STATES)
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I have capitalized the corrections ( just a few )\n...------ Debes visitar la mezquita de Córdoba. Construir la mezquita SE LLEVO MAS DE  200 años y es DEL TAMAÑO DE ocho canchaS de fútbol americano. Algunos dIcen es la oCtava MARAVILLA del mundo....
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Queremos darte algo para todo el esfuerzo que has hecho.\nThat is using the familiar "tu" form.\nQueremos darle algo para todo el esfuerzo que ha hecho.\nThat is using the "usted" form.\nQueremos darle algo por trabajar tan duramente.\n\nRather than "duro trabajo" which means really that that the work was hard, rather than hard working or the effort they put into their work.
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Question and Answer in Spanish.
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in the Philippines we call it "Immaculada Concepcion" it's spanish, I know, but it's a religious terms and the Spaniards brought Catholicism to the Philippines.
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Oh yes, Cervantes, he was the Father of the Spanish Language, you call him "Señor Cervantes", he used to live in Spain, and after invented the spanish he commited suicide..☺
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In Spanish cursed is maldito.  A curse is maldicion.  I sort of wonder why you're asking, but maybe I don't want to know.  Ha ha.
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Asuncion in catholic religion is the ascent of the virgen Mary to heaven. It is celebrated on August 15. It is also the capital of Paraguay and according to the Larousse dictionary of the "lengua española": is the action an effect of assuming.\nIn Latino America it is used to name girls as well as boys.
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MESTIZO\n\nMain Entry: mes·ti·zo \nFunction: noun\nInflected Form(s): plural -zos\nEtymology: Spanish, from mestizo, adjective, mixed, from Late Latin mixticius, from Latin mixtus, past participle of miscEre to mix -- more at MIX\n: a person of mixed blood; specifically : a person of mixed European and American Indian ancestry
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The Spanish language is also called Castilian meaning Castle-land It originated in the Cordillera Cantabrica, in northern Spain in the 13th century. The Spanish language developed from vulgar Latin, with influence from Basque in the north and Arabic in the southern part of the Iberian Peninsula.
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It seems to be a Spanish surname. Probably central America.
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piporro. \n (Del aum. despect. de pipa, lengüeta). \n 1. m. botijo (ǁ vasija para refrescar el agua). \n 2. m. coloq. fagot (ǁ instrumento musical). \n 3. m. coloq. Persona que lo toca. \n\nPiporrita is the diminutive female form of this word.
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porsupuesto que habemos hispanos aqui hay que tratar de preguntar cosas en epanol para averiguar cuantos hispanos somos aqui hablemos el mismo idioma dame la mano mi heremano
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Their indepence from Spain.