what does "vice versa" mean? what language?
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vise versa means the other way around, or kind of in revearse. For instance if were solving a math problem or something you could use it like; "maybe i should write ____ down before ____. Or vice versa." \nI think it came from latin.
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needs correct spelling\nComprisal.\nI think it means that both are on same side/angle/ join in same song/speech, that sort of thing.
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It is a French word roughly translated as enjoyment.  Quite literally it means whatever 'gets you off'.  Transcendant Bliss.
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A dialect is a form of a language that uses different words and pronunciations than the mainstream language.  In some languages like German (Bavarian and Swiss German, for example) the differences are large.  In fact some of those dialects are difficult to understand even for native speakers of German.  In American English there are areas where there are marked differences in pronunciation( Georgia, New Jersey, the Bronx, or Texas for example) and some different vocabulary,\nbut whether or not they are "dialects" is a matter if degree.\n\nWords for fire in a regional dialect might be "can" or " give the axe to".\n\nEx.:  I had to can three employees today.  \n         I pleaded with my boss but he gave me the axe anyway.\nThese are ways for saying "fired" on the west coast.\n\nA euphemism is a way for saying an unpleasant word in a less direct or "softer" fashion.  An example is saying "passed away" \nwhen you mean "died".\nA euphemism for fire is "let go".\nUsually the managers of major companies do not have the guts to come out and say "You're fired!"  so they use the euphemism "We're going to have to let you go".
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It's 'soi-disant'.  It's french, and basically translates to 'self-saying'.  It means so-called or self-styled.
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va means "go"\nven is the command "come"\ny is "yes"\n\nSo literally, it means "go and come." Perhaps it's the equivalent of the English "come and go."
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It's slang, actually.\n\n"Go away, dude! I'm with someone else. Go die far.  Now, we go our separate ways."\nIt's not a literal translation, I tried to keep the sense and the meaning. Basically, this person is  ending a relationship with someone who keeps insisting.
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Weird and different are subjective terms. Sort of depends on what you find weird or different doesn't it? For example, if you say "Have a nice day" and someone replies "You too", that seems "normal". If you say "Have a nice day" and the person says "That's a pretty high expectation of me. Sort of demanding don't you think? I mean, I might have a mediocre or average couple hours, with some ups and downs in between. I might have a reasonable afternoon and a lackluster, quiet evening. But to expect me to have a whole day that is nothing but nice... well, that is crazy!" You might assume the person is a bit off. A bit weird. A bit different.
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"real bilinguals"??? OMG! Anyway, to your question. Anyone who can switch from one language to another quickly can very well be fluent in both, but the ability to switch seamlessly between two shows marked intelligence and a wonderful grasp of concepts since it is very hard to keep the conjugation correct and the idea flow correct to make the end result from sounding non-scensical. Anyone who is bi-ligual and can switch between both in conversation is very smart and should be applauded. \nI'm still pondering your use of the term "Real Bilingual"...
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I don't know. Whats the difference?
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Don't know..... maybe something which has to do with Algeria (a north african country). Maybe it means.... someone from Algeria.
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strange,stranger,unknown,\nTe extrano means=i miss you!!!
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Well, I ran it through Alta Vista translator and got "Trace program of the herds?".  I'm assuming the phrase is French.  Does this make any sense in the context in which you saw it?
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Are you looking for "equal" and "opposite?"
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it means gay o.o\ni have a translator program thats paid for so yah..
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Is this some msn or yahoo!messenger thing, because it sounds like it. Anyways,\n\nVoce esta linda = you are beautiful\nigual que sempre = a not very usual form of "as always"\ntou = is a very comon curruption of "estou". It is non standard but widely used. It means "I am"\nindo embora = going away
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its a french word i think\nmeans: of shutter\n\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/tr