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1. easyespanol.org › mexican-slang-and-the-curiousMexican Slang and The Curious Case of "Aguas" - Easy Español

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   One common denominator of language is slang, and Spanish is no exception. Let’s hear the story of the word “aguas”. Mexican slang is creative and, for some, too coarse for comfort. So when Mexicans shout “aguas!” you can guarantee they are not talking about water.

2. spanishnumbers.guide › list › spanish-numbers-1-100List of Spanish Numbers 1-100

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   Here is the complete list of numbers from 1 to 100, translated into Spanish, in their "canonical" form (singular masculine noun). Click on any number to see more details and examples.

3. spanishunraveled.com › la-agua-or-el-agua‘La agua’ or ‘el agua’ - spanishunraveled.com

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   Short answer – even though ‘agua’ (or ‘water’ in English) is a FEMININE noun (with which we normally use the article ‘la’), the CORRECT way of saying and writing it is actually ‘el agua’.

4. www.spanishdict.com › translate › aguaAgua | Spanish to English Translation - SpanishDictionary.com

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   feminine noun. 1. (element) a. water. El pintor mezcló agua y pintura roja para crear un tono salmón.The painter mixed water and red paint to create a salmon shade. 2. (beverage) (Mexico) a. juice. Mi mamá nos preparó agua de tamarindo.My mom made us some tamarind juice. 3. (beverage) (Latin America) a. tea infusion.

5. www.homesnacks.com › most-hispanic-cities-in-ohioOhio Cities With The Largest Hispanic/Latino Population For ...

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   Jan 8, 2024 · Here are the results of our analysis: The most Hispanic/Latino city in Ohio is Lorain, based on the most recent Census data. Lorain is 28.19% Hispanic/Latino. The least Hispanic/Latino city in Ohio is Canal Fulton. Canal Fulton is 0.11% Hispanic/Latino. Ohio is 4.2% Hispanic/Latino.

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6. learnspanishcenter.com › la-agua-or-el-aguaLa Agua' Or ‘El Agua - learnspanishcenter.com

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   Sep 18, 2023 · You should use the article ‘el’ before ‘agua’ because it’s grammatically correct in Spanish. The gender controversy surrounding the word ‘agua’ has sparked much debate and linguistic analysis.

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   What does Aguas mean in Mexican slang?

   • Let’s hear the story of the word “aguas”. Mexican slang is creative and, for some, too coarse for comfort. So when Mexicans shout “aguas!” you can guarantee they are not talking about water. Literally, this announcement would translate to “waters,” but in this case “aguas” is being used to tell one to be careful or watch out.

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   Why should you use 'El' before 'Agua'?

   • Water conservation plays a significant role in preserving water resources. You should use the article ‘el’ before ‘agua’ because it’s grammatically correct in Spanish. The gender controversy surrounding the word ‘agua’ has sparked much debate and linguistic analysis.

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   Is Agua a masculine or feminine noun?

   • The gender controversy surrounding the word ‘agua’ has sparked much debate and linguistic analysis. In Spanish, nouns are assigned either masculine or feminine gender, and ‘agua’ is a feminine noun. However, it’s preceded by the masculine article ‘el’, which may seem confusing to non-native speakers.

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   Where did Aguas come from?

   • The origin of the “aguas” story goes back to the days before there was a modern sewage treatment system in Mexico. People during this time would collect “dirty” water in their home and before tossing it out into the street from their window or door would shout “aguas!” to politely alert any passerby.

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   Is Agua a noun?

   • But there are a few exceptions, including one of the most basic nouns there is: ‘ agua ’. This is because ‘agua’ starts with what us language nerds call a tonic ‘ a’, which basically means that when saying the word out loud, the first ‘ a ’ is emphasized or stressed.

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   What does Agua symbolize?

   • In conclusion, agua symbolizes the essence of life itself. It’s a vital resource that connects us to the environment, nourishes our bodies, and supports our daily activities. By preserving and practicing sustainable habits, we can ensure a better future for this precious resource.

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8. www.collinsdictionary.com › english-spanish › lonelySpanish translation of 'lonely' - Collins Online Dictionary

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   1. Word forms: comparative lonelier, superlative loneliest (= without company) he was a sad and lonely man era un hombre triste y solitario. to feel lonely sentirse solo. I was lonely and didn’t know what to do me sentía solo y no sabía qué hacer. 2. (= solitary) [life, place, period of time] solitario.