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Could valija simply mean mail?

Could valija simply mean mail?

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I have an English sentence saying "Who is the supplier of valija". The definitions I have found for valija do not match

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updated Sep 28, 2010
posted by ccmurray31

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Try this link, seems like it is a fashion supplier.

updated Sep 28, 2010
posted by margaretbl
Punctuation is everything. If it had been capitalized..... - 0074b507, Sep 28, 2010
That's a lot to wish for isn't it, (but all this thinking is sooo good for my brain!) - margaretbl, Sep 28, 2010
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Why was the Spanish word be used in an English sentence, rather that it's English equivalent?

I would be looking for a brand name of a drug, rather than a Spanish meaning.

¡Bienvenido al foro!

Welcome to the forum.

updated Sep 28, 2010
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
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¡BIENVENIDO AL FORO!

=)(=

I was actually just shopping for a briefcase to hold my stuff for studies in, & when I was shopping, I asked the salesman if the store had any in stock and he called another salesman on his walkie talkie and I heard him use the word "valjia".

My teacher also told me that "valjia" means briefcase or suitcase.

(Hope this was clear smile )

I live in Costa Rica, so it may be different somewhere else.....

updated Sep 28, 2010
posted by princessjane
You live in Costa Rica? I think that you need new map coordinates for your avatar! You're a couple of miles off target. :-) - 0074b507, Sep 28, 2010
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It probably is a suitcase as it appears to have the same stem as the English valise or ´small case´. ´.briefcase´

updated Sep 28, 2010
posted by MaureenPeters
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The dictionary says "valija = suitcase"

updated Sep 28, 2010
posted by chicasabrosa
or briefcase, like the English word valise. - 0074b507, Sep 28, 2010