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seguir en pieexpressionMeaning: remain standing Example: Después de 10 rondas brutales, el boxeador seguía en pie. (After 10 brutal rounds, the boxer was still on his feet.)
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Hot Waters and Holy Icons By Jane Onstott Although it has a hot spring resort like those found throughout the region, Atotonilco has traditionally attracted a different sort of visitor.
........morePilgrimage to Talpa By Lisa Halderman I was born to walk.
It started when I was 6 years old, doing five-mile forced marches across the downs in England with my British grandmother. It’s in my blood.
........moreCruising Baja By Jane Onstott Some of Baja’s road signs are pictorials: a bar and wavy lines means vado, a desert depression or wash that may or may not contain water.
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los spring breakersanglicismMeaning: High school and college kids who visit Mexican resorts during Spring Break.
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How to get an FM3 By Pat Cordes If you plan on staying in Mexico for more than 6 months at a time you will need an FM3.
........moreThe Purépecha Nation By Jane Onstott Great architects they weren’t. The Purépecha empire---whose boundaries roughly equaled those of present-day Michoacán, in western Mexico---left few physical testaments of their culture.
........moreCruising Baja By Jane Onstott Some of Baja’s road signs are pictorials: a bar and wavy lines means vado, a desert depression or wash that may or may not contain water.
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borrachovocabularyMeaning: drunk (adj.); drunk (noun) Example: Es un borracho. Siempre anda borracho. (He's a drunk. He's always drunk.)
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Antojitos By Jane Onstott Eating Your Way Around Mexico:
Antojitos from A to T
........moreDriving the Pacific Coast By Jane Onstott Road Signs and Driving Tips
........moreLaberinto By Jane Onstott Inaugurated in September 2008, the “Labyrinth of Science” is a must-see on any visit to San Luis Potosí.
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