"It is muy, muy difícil".
The director of the museum that faces the monument, Aide Diaz Ortega, 96, spoke to Obama about Marti and told the president it was "muy amable" ("very kind") of him to visit.
One taster thought it had a "fruity wine taste" and another said that it was "muy bien and super sippable!" Calle 23 was founded by Sophie Decobecq, a French woman with roots in the cognac industry.
"Nicolas," he said, "you and I are muy simpático".
Of course, now that I live in Los Angeles where English is practically the second language behind Spanish, I am, "muy no satisfecha" about my inability back then to have processed the Spanish.
I will never forget telling my relatives in Ecuador that I was "muy embarazado" about my poor Spanish, and neither will they let me forget.... Read more about my "orphan days in language land" here.
When I then told them that I was "muy embarazado" about my poor Spanish, they did not know whether to laugh or to cry at the news that I was very pregnant, especially since they had always considered me to be quite an upright, male member of the family.
If you find yourself in the mood for a Mexican feast that's muy bueno, then try Guisados for thick handmade tortillas and then hit up Los Cincos Puntos for cheap, big tacos.
Burger King has long been the sector's little brother to McDonald's, so maybe it's no coincidence that a BK IPO is in the works: On Jan . 26 the Golden Arches spun off its spicy subsidiary Chipotle Mexican Grill –and the latter's share prices have been muy piquante, with the best performance of the 46 first-quarter IPOs.
The shadow of his father--by then a winning head basketball coach at American University, who integrated his teams with black athletes--further accentuated what he perceived as the Drew Divinity School's "provincialism". "The Protestant theological world view is a valid one," he said, "but in terms of who I was, which was muy mestizo (very racially mixed), it angered me.
