How do you say "maza" in english?
There are 2 words that get confused and they have to do with cooking. Properly speaking "Maza" is either a meat tenderizer or something to use like a club. But in some colloquial Spanish, it has come to mean "mass" as in a "mass of dough."
How do we say"Majburi" in English?
मजबूरी (Majburi) means ‘लाचारी’ or ‘विवशता’In English we use words like ‘compulsion’ or ‘obligation’, which mean ‘helplessness’ or ‘powerlessness’.Eg. (a) He is under an obligation to finish the job.(b) Though pressed into cricket under compulsion I began to enjoy the game.Some Idioms which have the word “मजबूरी” :1- मजबूरी को नेकी बना लेना = Make a virtue of necessity(Meaning : to pretend that one is freely and happily doing something one has been forced to do)2- मजबूरी में स्वीकार करना = Bite the bullet(Meaning : to accept something difficult and try to live with it)Source : hinkhoj.com & Google
How do we say ‘Majburi’ in English?
I think the Hindi word 'Majburi' translates to both Compulsion and Helplessness.For example, “Nakuri karna meri majburi hai.” could be translated to, “I need to work for money.” which demonstrates compulsion. Whereas, “Mere pass paise nahi the, is majburi ke karan main uski madad nahi kar saka.” could be translated to, “I couldn't help him because of I didn't have enough money.” which demonstrates helplessness.
How do u say "Compadre" in english?
technically it's "godfather," but it usually just means "friend or companion"
How do you say compadre in english?
There is no really a word to say "compadre" or "comadre" in English, at least not for the religious meaning of the term. "compadre" in English is literally "co-father", but nobody say that to other person. "compadre" with the meaning of friend, pal, can be comrade too, but that's different.
How do you say " compadre" in English?
buddy buddy OR WITHFATHER? LOL