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Does 'para' mean 'to' in my case?

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The sentence is Para Vigo Me Voy. It is the Spanish title of the song 'Say "Si Si"'. Younger people like me may remember Cugat, Miller etc. playing it. jeje

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updated Aug 24, 2008
posted by Zoltán

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Para means 'for' for example: Es para mi! (It is for me!)

updated Aug 24, 2008
posted by Luciano
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I may have missed it or just did not pay attention. Thanks for the reminder. How could I redirect your note to my e-mail address, we used to be able to do it. I will ask this in an other thread later.

updated Aug 24, 2008
posted by Zoltán
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I think I've mention this rule many times before around here: "para" indicates the "end of things" (this includes destinations, purposes, recipients,...).

updated Aug 23, 2008
posted by lazarus1907
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Thank you Mark.

updated Aug 23, 2008
posted by Zoltán
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Yes it does

updated Aug 23, 2008
posted by Mark-W