Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

Buenos Aires 340 y Manuel Larrea

English translation:

leave it alone, it is an address

Added to glossary by yolanda Speece
Jun 12, 2003 14:00
21 yrs ago
Spanish term

Buenos Aires 340 y Manuel Larrea

Non-PRO Spanish to English Other Ecuador
This was written in the "address" line of an official form sent in from Quito (Ecuador). Are these two addresses, or one?

Proposed translations

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Leave it alone. it's an address.

This merely means that the home or business is between these two streets. It's at 340 Buenos Aires near Manuel Larrea.
Peer comment(s):

agree colemh : 8-)
5 mins
agree Sarah Ponting
35 mins
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "OK, thanks!"
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Manuel Larrea 340, Buenos Aires

I was born and lived almost all my life three blocks from there.
The answer someone gave you is incorrect.
There is no Buenos Aires st. in the city of Buenos Aires (the Capital of Argentina), now Autonomous city of Buenos Aires.
This means the Street Manuel Larrea no. 340, Buenos Aires.
This is the neighborhood called Once (formerly the Jewish neighborhood and now the Korean neighborhood).
Peer comment(s):

neutral Sarah Ponting : indeed, the city is Quito (Ecuador)!
27 mins
agree Becky Spangle : I believe you! You should know.
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Cross-street: Manuel Larrea would be the US version

Hi Parrot,

very eerie, as Buenos Aires and Larrea kinda go together since he was an Argentine patriot. But looky here,

"Freire Address: Jefe del PCT, Programa de Control de Tuberculosis, Dirección Nacional
de Epidemologia, Buenos Aires 340 y Manuel Larrea, Quito, Ecuador " ... this is probably what you are dealing with, no?

Anyway, best of luck with it!

Dee
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