In the Spanish Farewell "Iguanas Ranas" does this derive from the way they depart from the scene?

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It is a very colorful expression, and I was hoping to gain a bit more insight.

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¡Hola!, Zeb Spanish:

I did a pretty extensive "Google" search of the internet for the phrase "Iguanas Ranas". All that I found was place names for restaurants, pubs and cantinas. I concluded that "iguanas ranas" is not an idomatic figure of speech. Why don't you try a search to see what you can find. Here are some search suggestions (as though you didn't know how). Sorry if this seems like a condescending suggestion from a puffed up fop. I'm really a nice guy but you can't always tell that. This is a rubber stamp suggestion I just copy and paste from time to time.

 

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Sorry about the typo, that will teach me to proof read my stuff better... arrrgh. (noticed the edit button...typo fixed)

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Hola Moe y gracias,

It is indeed an actual farewell, and I just learned today that it is a greeting as well. I was just curious about the derivation of it, I have 2 friends at work who are extremely fluent in Spanish, one taught Spanish, and the other a native Spanish speaker... and this is a phrase the three of us use, but has origins elsewhere. I did find this phrase used in a blog by a Spanish speaking person, but interestingly in a greeting. A control F search on this site will bring it up.

http://mx.groups.yahoo.com/group/guerrera-sailormoon/messages/7842

A very colorful expression indeed, nos vemos amigo.

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Interesting! - Marianne- 25 de Oct

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