Eres Europa
Eres Europa
Yo se que las palabras literalmente significa " Your Europe" Pero I was told this after a conversation that began with someone telling me that I was really pretty, "super bella sirena" So what exactly does "Eres Europa" intail'
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LAtINaPunKROcKerAConFundidA said:
Nunca yo pense que voy a ver tantas mensajes a mi post. Wow!
Nunca hubiera pensado que vería tantas respuestas a mi post.
P.S. Yes, we do sometimes get caught up in side issues.
Nunca yo pense que voy a ver tantas mensajes a mi post. Wow!
No ofense intended.
La Podenquera said:
Ok, thanks Gus. Let's see if I will argue that one with you tonight : )
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Para los griegos, Europa era el nombre para la parte continental de Grecia, de Corinto hacia el norte, sin incluir el Peloponeso ni las islas. Es luego Herodoto (siglo V adC.)' quien usaría ese nombre para todo el continente europeo, en contraposición a Asia y a Libia (África)
Lo que no está claro es la etimología'' del nombre, aunque no debe de tener mucha relación con el famoso mito del rapto de Europa, ya que la tal Europa era hija del rey de Tiro, en Fenicia (es decir, en Asia), y Zeus a donde la llevó fue a Creta. Es decir, que ella no pasó por Europa.
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Translation a short tranlsation
For the Greeks , Europe was the name of the continental part from Corinto to the north, not including Babylon and its islands.Herodotus used that name for all the European continent, in contrast to Asia and Libia.
It is not clear the origen of the name (Europe) although, there is no relation to the myth of the rape of Europe, because she was the daughter of the King of Tyros in Asia (to the south of Lebanon, 21 km of Israel). Zeus took Europe to Crete, in other words she didi not went through Europe.
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Gus said:
thought everyone had to read it at some time (even down south [hu hu, or whatever the southern version of "ho, ho" would be]).'jo,jo,joNnorthern American Englsihji,ji , or ja,ja Spanishhe haw southern American Englsih
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thought everyone had to read it at some time (even down south [hu hu, or whatever the southern version of "ho, ho" would be]).
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jo,jo,joNnorthern American Englsih
ji,ji , or ja,ja Spanish
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Gus said:
We all had to read the Illiad in High School in Montgomery County Maryland
I thought everyone had to read it at some time (even down south [hu hu, or whatever the southern version of "ho, ho" would be]).
We all had to read the Illiad in High School in Montgomery County Maryland
It comes from Homers famous poem "lliad". Europa was tricked, carried off and seduced. wink wink.
La Podenquera said:
Well done Samdie : DThe question is though how many young men do you know who knows that myth ; )
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I dont know but. i like your monicker.
Well, thanks for all your help. I guess I better figure out exactly what he was getting at by asking him directly. Thanks though!
who would really say something like that if that is what it really means'
I can't see how there is any other possibility. Maybe he's a well read guy. On the other hand, you might want to clarify his intentions, because Zeus was so taken by Europa's beauty that he decided to seduce, or ravish, her, which is a nice way of saying he kidnapped and raped her. Gods could do that sort of thing back then.
He's probably just wooing you.
LAtINaPunKROcKerAConFundidA said:
You see it is this guy from work, he doesn't speak English, so after work we talk in Spanish, and a few weeks ago I gave him my email. Now he sends me messages all the time. Yesterday he made that comment and I was a bit confused as to the meaning. I think, no- I know that he likes me, but who would really say something like that if that is what it really means?
I suggested it because it's the only famous Europa that I know of (the theme has also been depicted by several well known painters). However, I have no way of knowing if that's what he was referring to (and, if it was, it seems an odd comment to me).
You see it is this guy from work, he doesn't speak English, so after work we talk in Spanish, and a few weeks ago I gave him my email. Now he sends me messages all the time. Yesterday he made that comment and I was a bit confused as to the meaning. I think, no- I know that he likes me, but who would really say something like that if that is what it really means'
