A-Z Cities
7
votes
I am not sure if I will successfully get this picture to work as I have never done this before, and I don't know if this topic has already been done, but:
The Game: Name a city that has a **Spanish meaning separate from its use as a name**
Put in a picture of the meaning and the English meaning
I think it always easier to learn new words if you already know them.
A- Alameda, California
Grove of poplars
16607 views
updated Oct 5, 2010
edited by JoyceM
posted by Stadt
You spelled it "seperate." The correct spelling is "separate." It's a common mistake. I fixed it. - JoyceM, Sep 28, 2010
I like this one. Having lived in southern and mid-coastal California, I have many names. - Leeh, Sep 30, 2010
JoyceM- thanks, English may be my first language, but I don't think my English teachers ever thought I was good at it - Stadt, Sep 30, 2010
49 Answers
1
vote
(San Miguel) Bocanegra, México
Literally blackmouth, I believe it implies foul-mouthed
The captain of the US national soccer (fútbol) team is Carlos Bocanegra
updated Oct 1, 2010
posted by Stadt
1
vote
B-Buenos Aires, Argentina
Fair winds
updated Oct 1, 2010
posted by Stadt
0
votes
Ottawa - Capital of Canada
updated Sep 28, 2010
posted by jdgs
Does Ottawa mean something in Spanish? - amykay, Sep 28, 2010
0
votes
K
... is going to be tough!
updated Sep 28, 2010
posted by LateToDinner
