Welcome to Salsa Calientes
| 10:35 Jun 5, 2001 |
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Bienvenido a las Salsas Calientes! Explanation: Also: LE DAMOS LA BIENVENIDA A LAS SALSAS CALILENTES. Be careful for both words take an "S". Regards. BD |
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Bienvenido a Salsa Calientes Explanation: "Bienvenido" can be used as 'generic' for male and female, it is like the use of "usted". Mother tongue |
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¡Bienvenidos a la Salsa Picante (o picosa)! Explanation: Even though the word "hot" translates literaly as "caliente", when talking about something spicy as a salsa the word should be "picante" o "picoso/picosa". Greetings from: Oso ¶:^) native Spanish speaker �:^) |
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Bienvenido a Salsas Calientes Explanation: The article "las" is not necessary and it looks odd, and in Spanish "Salsa" will have to be "Salsas" in plural its a grammar rule. I am native Spanish speaker. |
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17 mins
See explanation below Explanation: Oso, You are rigth. The most accurate translation of "hot" is "picante" but this is a proper name, I believe, and proper names should not be translated. English-Spanish Translator |
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Bienvenidos a Salsa Calientes Explanation: Sorry! It's me again! Something else, Oso is right about "Welcome" it should be translated as "Benvenidos" this is plural for "Welcome". And since like I said before proper names should not be translated, "Salsa" will remain "Salsa" not "Salsas" (plural) like I proposed, unless "Salsa" is a typo. English-Spanish Translator Native Spanish Speaker |
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Bienvenido a Salsas Calientes Explanation: Estamos escribiendo un menu 35 years experience in the language. |
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Bienvenido Explanation: I agree that Salsa/s Caliente/s is a proper name. But I could not find any reference to it, so I am not sure if both words take an "s". May be the name is "Salsa Caliente" (both words in the singular. |
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