11:38 Sep 20, 2000 |
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na | quiel does not exist in Spanish |
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na | Kill, spoken with a Spanish accent |
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na | Quiel |
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na | "Quiel" pronounced as "keel" is strange in Spanish. How- |
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quiel does not exist in Spanish Explanation: It would be a good idea if your friend asks the person who gave him this nick name, how it is spelled. Then we can help you... Good luck! :) |
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Kill, spoken with a Spanish accent Explanation: Whenever someone calls your friend by this nickname, you will notice that said person is accompanied by an attack dog. The person is actually telling the dog, "Kill!", and I am grateful that the dog has shown little obedience. I recommend that your friend avoid such company. :) |
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Quiel Explanation: Quiel is a actually a Spanish surname. A search on Google will yield hundreds of links to persons with the surname of "Quiel". An example of one is given below. How your friend came to acquire "Quiel" as a nickname, however, I am unable to explain, nor do I know what it means. Reference: http://www.defensoriadelpueblo.gob.pa/infogen/resol/1999/199... |
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"Quiel" pronounced as "keel" is strange in Spanish. How- Explanation: ever, in places where nicknames are common, this could be an abbreviation of "Ezequiel". (Certainly not Spain). |
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