Sep 28, 2000 08:13
24 yrs ago
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Spanish term
DANA OCHY
ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS
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NAME OF COUNTRY
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Yolanda Broad
United States
United States
Native in English
United States
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United Mexican States
I have been seing this name used in banking reports.
Márcio
Márcio
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Sarah Brenchley
Native in English
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United States of Mexico
This is the translation in the Oford SUPERLEX.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Toña Morales-Calkins
United States
United States
United States
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United States of Mexico
This is the "official" name of the country we call Mexico. It is also the reason why you will learn to abreviate United States of America as EEUU in Spanish. EU would be Mexico, EEUU "America."
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Gloria Nichols
United States
United States
United States
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Mexican United States
Sorry garabato but this is the correct title. I should know - I had to go through school there. Just like it's the United States of America NOT just America. (America what - south? central? north? which of 22 countries?) DON'T GET ME STARTED! But I digress.....to the poor person that asked the question in the first place .......it is the proud Mexican United States. Good luck to you!
18 hrs
United States of Mexico
I got so worked up I forgot to tell you that this is also proper. In fact, I would use this although the literal translation would be Mexican United States. It's a syntax thing and this not only "sounds" better but I believe is the original meaning. Anyway - it's what I would definately use myself. The only references I can offer are years of growing up in and going to school in Mexico. Good luck!
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