"Abogado" means lawyer in Spanish because they are saying a form of the word, "advocate" obviously because a lawyer advocates for you. It comes from the Latin word "advocatus"
@arturbernardo7335Ай бұрын
@@trinidad510 and 'advogado' in Portuguese
@trinidad510Ай бұрын
@@arturbernardo7335 yes, it's the same root for all the romance languages
@fndk1453-tc3nvАй бұрын
In turkish for lawyer we say avukat
@rogeriopenna9014Ай бұрын
CORN is used in USA only. In England its MAIZE and corn is any kind of grain. Maize, Maiz, etc, coming from the native pre columbians who grew it. And portuguese MILHO comes from THOUSAND (MILE in Latin) because of the amount of grains
@胡利奥Ай бұрын
In Spanish we use the word MIJO (similar with the Portuguese word milho) for the millet
@rogeriopenna9014Ай бұрын
@@胡利奥 And Mijo in Portuguese means PISS.
@TheFunk479Ай бұрын
Did the Spanish girl call maiz "panocha?" *hollers in Mexican* that means something COMPLETELY different in México 😭
@teume_lover6396Ай бұрын
That's why Daphne made that face lol the Mexican girl
@XKathXgamesАй бұрын
Chucherias would be snacks for me (Spanish from Venezuela) both things like chips and sweets like chocolate