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Peace In Spanish
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Peace in Spanish
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Frieden, paz and paix is how you say peace in German, Spanish and French. Thanks!
To say "peace" in the Spanish language, all you have to say is "paz," which kind of sounds like "peace." It is definitely much easier to spell.
Peace Out does not have a literal transaltion in Spanish because is a slang. The closest one would be "ve con paz" but nobody that speaks Spanish uses that to say goodbye. Ussually in Spanish you say "cuidate" (take care...
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Sólo necesitas amor y paz. Answer: Also: Amor y paz es todo lo que necesitas. Paz y amor es lo único que necesitas.
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･ Memorize the word paz which is the Spanish word for peace. The words are rather similar. ･ Pronounce the "a" in paz like the "o" in "cot".
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"Peace" in Spanish is "paz". It is pronounced "pahs". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.
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love: amor (el) peace: paz (la) joy: alegria (la)
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Well, if you are asking how to say Law enforecement officer, I have heard "agente de orden público" before. Does that work for you?
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In the treaty, Spain lost Cuba (it became independent) and the US took Puerto Rico, the Philippines, Guam and $20 million. ChaCha!
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