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spanish translation


Question Posted Tuesday March 7 2006, 10:25 am

Okey I promise I've already tried babelfish and all other online translators there is, but they don't make any sence, so could you please tell my what "mira quien está sapiando" means ??
Thank you, it's really important for me.

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LoveNJstyle answered Tuesday March 7 2006, 4:22 pm:
mira quien esta
means "look who's.."
sapiando...
i'm stumpped! i don't have a dictionary handy either..i'm sorry!
sorry i couldn't answer for that one word but really, feel free to ask for a translation whenever you need it. online ones, in a word, SUCK. (i test them when i'm bored haha) <3

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