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Español es gracioso... ¿Más ejemplos, por favor?

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Singular - la esposa

Plural - las esposas

...makes you think... wink

Any more examples like the one above?

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By the way - look at "I missed the humor" LOL

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updated Oct 21, 2009
edited by Behemoth
posted by Behemoth

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OK - I add translation...

la esposa - wife

las esposas - handcuffs

updated Oct 21, 2009
edited by Behemoth
posted by Behemoth
Ahhhh.... maybe it should have been translated as leg irons. - Seitheach, Oct 6, 2009
BTW - is polygamy accepted in any Spanish speaking country - or the answer is encoded in language itself? ;) - Behemoth, Oct 6, 2009
The answer my friend is blowin'in the wind..... - Seitheach, Oct 6, 2009
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Cara in Spanish can be: Face or expensive. Can also be one of the two parts of a coin.

"Ella tiene una cara muy bonita". She has a pretty face.

"En ese país la vida es muy cara". Life is very expensive in that country.

"Cara o sello" ("Cara o cruz"). Heads or tails.

Remember, you can also say "Rostro" for "Cara"

rolleyes

updated Oct 14, 2009
edited by RicardoP
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If you are at a party and all the men are in a corner of a room and someone says where are the wives. Oh, "las esposas" are outside by the pool.... That's just the monogamist in me coming out. grin

updated Oct 14, 2009
posted by Seitheach
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la processadora de alimentos - food processor

débil - weak, faint

una débil mejoría - a slight improvement

updated Oct 21, 2009
edited by Behemoth
posted by Behemoth
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compromiso - difficulty, embarrassment, engagement

comprometer - to jeopardize, to embarrass, to engage

updated Oct 15, 2009
posted by Behemoth
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XD, oh yes, that is so true!

updated Oct 6, 2009
posted by fatcinnaroll
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I love how the plural of "la esposa" becomes handcuffs, haha.

updated Oct 6, 2009
posted by Gustav-R