Is Parmalee saying "vamanos"? Does it means "let's get going"?
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I'm not sure. It sounds like it might also be "vamamos".
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updated Oct 8, 2010
posted by sfrunnnnr
vámonos Her name is Paralee. - 0074b507, Feb 3, 2010
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the word in spanish is "vamonos". This expression is from spain, in other contries the people say: "continuemos" or "adelante". it means "go ahead".
updated Oct 8, 2010
posted by dianapmartinez
I have heard vámonos used in Mexico (I haven't been back since I started studying Spanish, but I am fairly sure that was what I heard) - Stadt, Oct 8, 2010
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Yes, it means "Let's go!" but spelled "Vámonos" like others have mentioned. I didn't notice the spelling error when I first responded. .
updated Jul 16, 2010
edited by Luciente
posted by Luciente
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Vámonos
updated Jul 16, 2010
posted by KaylaMeow
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Parmalee is the woman that creates the SpanishDict.com flash card videos
updated Jul 16, 2010
posted by Snowleopard
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Ok, I also have heard it, because of babysitting, on Dora the Explorer. I tried to find it on the online dictionary, but it didn't find the word, but the accent would be why. Thanks.
updated Oct 8, 2010
posted by Jesusluvs_ewe
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Who is Parmalee?
updated Jul 16, 2010
posted by TheSilentHero
