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meaning of pagar completo - Spanish Language Stack Exchange The word "completo" in services is often used as an abbreviation for full service (servicio completo) For example, at a hair salon you may be asked: –¿Solo el corte o completo?– where "completo" can mean the full service, including a hair cut and hair wash It is common, for example, when taking a taxi between several people with different destinations, where one of them pays the
Computer science, software engineer developer, and programmer When visiting Spanish-speaking countries, I've been told various ways to translate these terms: Computer Science (as in a university degree program) Software Engineer Software Developer Programmer
Meaning of Yo más guapa - Spanish Language Stack Exchange What's the meaning of ¡Yo más guapa! in the following conversation? A: - ¡Toma, te quiero! B: - ¡Yo más guapa! I googled the phrase and it seems to be some kind of slogan I'm not sure though w
Bureaucratese meaning of Industria [country] equivalent of Made . . . Where would I find a reputable source that explains this meaning? If "Industria [country]" means something different, then what would be the typical equivalents to "Made in [country]" or "Product of [country]" aside from "Hecho en Mexico" which I am familiar with
Asumidísimo meaning - Spanish Language Stack Exchange I can't find the meaning of the word asumidisimo I checked in RAE Is it a version of quot;asumido quot; as in I really assumed? I saw it in quot;El País quot; Tengo asumidísimo que nunca tendré
Mírame a Pablo convertido en santo - meaning of me In: Mírame a Pablo convertido en santo "me" is a dative, of a possessive or ethical type It might be possessive because Pablo is one of his hitmen, and ethical because of the emotional involvement The speaker expresses surprise and some sarcasm at the idea of an evil person being presented as an honorable man This use of the verb "mirar" with a superfluous dative is colloquial In the