que ayer que manana
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I have a charm with this stamped on the back. The charm is of a man kissing a woman. Meaning? Translation? I am not Spanish or Catholic is it ok to wear?
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updated MAY 9, 2010
posted by pajama
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Hi, Pajama, and welcome to the forum.
I am guessing that it is a shortened form of "Te quiero más que ayer (I love you more than yesterday) pero menos que mañana (but less than tomorrow.)"
It's a wonderful sentiment, and I believe that you can wear the charm without second thoughts.
updated MAY 9, 2010
posted by mountaingirl123
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Welcome to the forum!
It's up to you. Usually we choose to wear something when it has an important meaning for us or at least we really like it. I don't find this phrase very religious - an English variant is "what yesterday, that tomorrow".
updated MAY 9, 2010
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