What dose this mean "Las Noche Triste"

Question

I am, trying to find what "Las Noche Triste" means

is means the sad night/s but I think you are meant to look in the translator or try to figure it out yourself before asking other people :) - April-Sarah, OCT 12, 2009

Answer 1

If this is homework, do your own research.

Do not read this if this is homework

I love it! Can I nominate quentin for the "Best Title for a Link" badge? lol - Valerie, OCT 11, 2009

I am a 33 year-old college junior majoring in Spanish and I get a lot of great ideas for my homework on this site. Is this a problem? I completely understand not doing somebody else's homework for them though :) - sunshinzmommie, OCT 11, 2009

No, it is not a problem. We HELP with homework all of the time. This was probably an assignment where the student was supposed to find out what the title meant, not just ask someone else to look it up for him.. - 0074b507, OCT 12, 2009

Answer 2

La Noche Triste means the sad night, not LAS noche triste < that is incorrect.

Or else it would be Las Noches Tristes.

Answer 3

It should be - La Noche Triste - The sad night or - Las Noches Triste - The sad nights.

Answer 4

The Sad Night

Answer 5

The Sad Night has something to do with the Aztecs....figure it out yet??

Answer 6

it should be La Noche..

and it is.. The sad night.

Answer 7

If this is homework - here is a hint: Hernan Cortes and Tenochtitlan.

Answer 8

It's either....

Las noches tristes o La noche triste.

The sad nights, the sad night.

Answer 9

just asking but does not the s on the end of the las make it plural. Making it the sad nights

Answer 10

The sad night.

http://www.spanishdict.com/translate/noche

http://www.spanishdict.com/translate/triste