causa a los tiempos =? in english

Question

"causa a los tiempos"

is this a spanish frase ? what does it mean in eglush?

Answer 1

Because of the times, or Due to the times... like "due to the times we live in, you can't say that word in a Church and get out alive"

I like "Because of the times" or "Due to the times". If this were a parliamentary motion, I would second this answer. - Moe, Sep 29, 2009

I guess it's like the German word "Zeitgeist" (spirit of the times) ... where something perhaps happens because of other things happening at the time, rather than direct cause of the local situation - AnnoLoki, Sep 29, 2009

Sorry that sentence was really sloppy, hope it's understood still! - AnnoLoki, Sep 29, 2009

Answer 2

What is going on here.???

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Answer 3

Would literally mean to cause the time, I'm pretty sure. Hmmmm idk this one.

Answer 4

I am probably not close but I need to give it a shot... I believe it means "the cause of the times" and englush should be english--- just a side note. I am very sure the native speakers and gurus will weigh in on this soon.