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Mexican sayings

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This document lists 3 Mexican sayings and their meanings in English. The first saying is "Give a dog a bad name (and hang it)" which means "Cria fama y echate a dormir" or "Slander a person and go to sleep." The second is "If you go away, you can't expect people to keep your place for you" which translates to "El que se fue a villa, perdió su silla." The third saying is "Married people need a home of their own" and is said as "El casado casa quiere" in Spanish.

MEXICAN SAYINGS
& MEANINGS
Name: Sandra Toledo
Student number: 8881

Give a dog a bad name (and
hang it) Cria fama y echate a dormir

If you go away, you can't expect
people to keep your place for you.
El que se fue a villa, perdió su silla

Married people need a home of
their own
El casado casa quiere

Mexican sayings

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1. MEXICAN SAYINGS & MEANINGS Name: Sandra Toledo Student number: 8881

2. Give a dog a bad name (and hang it) Cria fama y echate a dormir

3. If you go away, you can't expect people to keep your place for you. El que se fue a villa, perdió su silla

4. Married people need a home of their own El casado casa quiere