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A poem on the wall in a restaurant in Mexico:

" Unos tienen comida y no tienen apetito,
Otros tienen apitito y no tienen comida,
Yo tengo ambos cosas loadosea el senor"

My question is , what is the translation for the word loadosea ? Can anyone help me with this ? thanks.

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updated Dec 20, 2008
posted by James-Schneider

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tengo las dos cosa ; alabado sea el señor.

updated Dec 20, 2008
posted by 00769608
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Unos tienen comida y no tienen apetito,
Otros tienen apitito y no tienen comida,
Yo tengo ambos cosas loadosea el senor"

Some have food but are not hungry,
Others are hungry but don't have food,
Yo tengo las dos cosas alabado sea el señor.

apitito spelled correctly is "apetito"

updated Dec 20, 2008
posted by 00769608
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Alabado sea el señor
machine translation, praised he is the gentleman

human translation , which is the correct translation, praised be the Lord

updated Dec 20, 2008
posted by 00769608
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Lazarus,
Two of my friends in my spanish class copied it off the wall... I'll ask them if they are sure they got it right. Thanks.

updated Dec 20, 2008
posted by James-Schneider
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Did you copy it wrong, or they really wrote it like that'

updated Dec 20, 2008
posted by lazarus1907
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apparently it is

updated Dec 20, 2008
posted by 0074b507