Usage examples of "common business oriented language" in English with translation to Spanish

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We have really everything in common with America nowadays except, of course, language. En realidad tenemos todo en común con los Estados unidos excepto, por supuesto, el lenguaje.

We have really everything in common with the United States nowadays except, of course, language. En realidad tenemos todo en común con los Estados unidos excepto, por supuesto, el lenguaje.

I have Japanese and Chinese friends who speak to each other in English since that is the only language they have in common. Yo tengo amigos japoneses y chinos que se hablan entre ellos en inglés dado que esa es la única lengua que tienen en común.

To each group of people its language, and a second, common to all. Para cada pueblo su idioma, y un segundo común a todos.

Tom asked Mary to mind her own business. Tom le pidió a Mary que se metiera en sus asuntos.

I don't have much in common with my left-handed boyfriend. No tengo mucho en común con mi novio zurdo.

Sweden has a language of its own. Suecia tiene su propia lengua.

She took over the business after her husband died. Ella se hizo cargo del negocio después de la muerte de su esposo.

I have come here to seek a new beginning between the United States and Muslims around the world; one based upon mutual interest and mutual respect; and one based upon the truth that America and Islam are not exclusive, and need not be in competition. Instead, they overlap, and share common principles – principles of justice and progress; tolerance and the dignity of all human beings. Vine aquí a buscar un nuevo comienzo para Estados Unidos y musulmanes alrededor del mundo, que se base en intereses mutuos y el respeto mutuo; y que se base en el hecho de que Estados Unidos y el Islam no se excluyen mutuamente y no es necesario que compitan. Por el contrario: coinciden en parte y tienen principios comunes, principios de justicia, progreso, tolerancia y la dignidad de todos los seres humanos.

All the Finnish love their language. Todos los fineses adoran su lengua.

How's business? ¿Cómo va el negocio?

There is no cure for the common cold. No hay cura para el resfrío común.

Arabic is a very important language. El árabe es un idioma muy importante.

Business is slow. Los negocios son lentos.

I am sure we have a lot in common. Estoy seguro de que tenemos mucho en común.

Zamenhof, creator of the constructed language Esperanto, was an ophthalmologist. Zamenhof, el creador de la lengua artificial "esperanto", era un oftalmólogo.

Spies make it their business to know things that you don't want them to know. El quehacer de los espías es saber cosas que tú no quieres que sepan.

Border fights were common. Las peleas limítrofes eran comunes.

It's difficult to learn a foreign language. Aprender una lengua extranjera es difícil.

My father owns a small business in Fukuoka. Mi padre tiene una pequeña tienda en Fukuoka.

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