How Do You Say My Name in Spanish?

I dont know. Whats your name in English?If you have a name like Tracey or Justin or Brewster, most Spanish speakers will simply try to pronounce your name as close as they can to its English sound.

If you have a name like Charles or Thomas, they will also respect the English pronunciation of your name, if thats your preference. Sometimes, if a person with an English name lives for many years in a Spanish speaking country, hell start to use the Spanish version of his name (Carlos, Toms) with friends, but most people these days just keep their name as it is. If anything, it will be pronounced and spelling a little different.

My name, Cynthia, is Cintia is Spanish

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How do I code in JavaScript?

if you are new to programming, start learning the basic of programming, you are free to choose any language you like, but its recommended to choose a simple language so that you can focus on your programming logic. If you have that basic, then you can grasp the fundamental of Javascript.

Javascript is a client-side scripting language, it is used to make the web can interact with user. So, you should ensure that you have basic knowledge about web such as HTML and CSS. DO NOT EVER try to use any JS library like jQuery if you just started your learning, because it will make you depend on it.

Try to create everything in pure Javascript. If you have advanced in pure Javascript, its easy to choose library or framework you love

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What should I do if I am a racist?

Read the Bible, specifically the Gospels, then continue through the New Testament.

The Bible teaches that there are no races, just humanity. The Bible teaches that there is no respect of persons with God. The Bible teaches that the poor, the sick, the infirm, the outcasts of society can approach God more readily because they are not hindered by pride or materialism.

Jesus Christ loved people like these.To an extent, everyone grows up judging others based on appearances. I dont mean just skin color, either.

We all do it to some extent. As the Bible says, man looks on the outward appearance, but God looks on the heart. The cure for your problem is to know more about Jesus Christ and to become more like Him.

Thats the cure for all of our problems

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How can you tell by looking at a piece of code if it's not original?

Usually the best way to tell is by looking at the rest of the code.If parts of the code are using significantly newer/older syntax, chances are it was copied.

If parts of the code use much more complicated programming strategies, then chances are it was also copied. A third way (and, in my opinion, the best way) to tell if code has been copied is if it doesnu2019t fit the format of the rest of the code. Personally, I like putting spaces in-between mathematical operators and u201c) u201c, and so my code looks something like this:var a 2;function doSomething(argument) return a argument;console.

log(doSomething(5)); // returns 7As you can see in that code, I used 2 spaces to indent. If the spacing is different in some places, thatu2019s another way to tell if that code was copied.Code on

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How do you say, u201chave a good dayu201d in Japanese?

We don't have similar expression in Japan. You need to understand that sometimes we don't always have an equivalent phrase in different languages.In the U.

S., cashiers at grocery stores or gas stations say "Have a good (or great) day" after getting our money. In Japan, she would say just "Thank you.

Please come again. " We don't have such a custom to say "Have a good day."When we finish talking with our friends, we just say u3058u3083u3042u306d (female) or u3058u3083u3042u306a (male) which means "See you later.

" We don't say like "Have a good day" or "Have a good evening. "We don't have an equivalent of "How are you doing?" either.

This is very common greeting in the U.S. like "Hello" and "Hi.

" This is the proof that there's not always we have identical phrases in different countries

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How are people who believe God exists, and people who believe God doesn't exist, so sure of their beliefs?

How are people who believe God exists, and people who believe God doesn't exist, so sure of their beliefs?AMagical beings can not exist as long as magic itself is not real.

As long as God and gods are understood to have magical powers as described in the many rumors, you can take comfort in understanding that as long as magic is not real, you need not concern yourself with any gods. Not even one.This also goes for demons, angels, miracles, vampires, and Dr.

Strange. I mean, magic being real would be pretty coolalthough it would be confusing to figure out what was magic and what wasn't.Isnt it odd that so many deeply held religious beliefs taught to children are based on something thats not even real & never has been?

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How will programming for quantum computing be different than programming for traditional computers?

Programming a quantum computer may look similar to programming an analog computer, which was popular before digital computers (or what you may call a traditional computer).

In analog computing, a problem is modeled as a differential equation. Differential equations are problems that involve rates of change and these problems are perfect for models, simulations and control systems. What is also unique about analog computers is that they can solve non-linear differential equations, which are particularly difficult for traditional digital computers to solve.

Quantum physics is based on mathematics such as Schrodinger's equation, Dirac equation, and these equations are linear and non-linear differential equations at their core. So programming a quantum computer may look very similar to programming an analog computer. Here is an analog computer manual I found online.

https://courses.engr.illinois.

edu/ece486/sp2019/docs/lab1/analog_computer_manual.pdf

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Is winking an eye another way of saying hello?

It could be though.

Some people wink just for fun. Sometimes I bumped into my lecturer and he winked at me. But, I know he was doing it for fun because his gestures of doing it said so.

He is a very friendly lecturer so perhaps it is another way of him greeting me. But for people who you do not know in person, it is weird for them to suddenly wink at you. I have known the friendliest person in my class and I have never seen him winking at someone out of nowhere even if that someone is a person that he or she knows.

From my own perspective, winking is to signal to lie (when you are trying to prank your friend or something similar to it) or to flirt with someone. This is genuinely from my perspective and experience though. I hope it helps

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Why is it that some people just don't say hi unless you say hi first?

Does it matter? Okay, that sounds flip, but it isnt. I stopped caring years ago whether someone said hi to me.

I generally dont notice if they dont. I guess I assume they are busy. And, thats probably the main reason.

But, there could be any number of reasons. They are shy, they are ornery (in which case you should prefer they dont), they are day dreaming or distracted, they think you dont like them (in that case, pay attention to your other interactions with them and maybe you can make them more comfortable), they are from NYC, etc. I have a friend from New York who is really weird about that kind of thing and attributes it to growing up in the city.

So, dont worry about it

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Why do some people never greet first and always wait for others to say hi? Should I greet such people first all the time?

Why do some people never greet first and always wait for others to say hi?

Should I greet such people first all the time?We dont know why they do that, but its probably just shyness, which often comes off as aloof (or, alas, stupid). If you want your behavior to be controlled by others, take your cue from them; otherwise treat them with the same consideration you do everyone else, and if they never rise to the occasion to offer a greeting first, thats on them.

One exception: that handful of people you know and encounter who never acknowledge, with so much as a nod, that they know you. After a few such efforts to connect with them as any polite person would, you have my permission to ignore them

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Is it true that Dutch people would talk to you back in English although you can speak Dutch? I have never been to the Netherlands before; is this true?

I would disagree because in Holland less and less people of the younger generation speak sufficient English due to a lack in education or lack in speaking exercise. I know because I am Dutch and I hate the ugly Dutch accent when the Dutch that actually can't speak English still try, and there are a lot of Dutch people that don't speak sufficient English. Also It is way easier to respond in English then in Dutch.

Because Dutch is an unnecessary complex language. I and many of my friends will try to respond in Dutch because I realize that without exercise you will get nowhere. However it is easier to respond in English because for managers and other people who are in business are used to speak English and it takes less time.

Time is money for those people.

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What does a narcissist want to say with "thank you for giving me life"?

Amazing that so many writers leap immediately to nefarious and dark meanings to this, without knowing the context in which it was said, nor to whom it was said.

Most of the answers interpreted it from the point of view of the wounded victim.My first thought was that this is the sort of thing a person says on a deathbed. Either to a dying parent, or oneself is dying and saying good-bye.

Do writers actually imagine an otherwise selfish, self-centered person, who lacks empathy, would speak so poetically at random, to thank someone for giving them life? What narcissist would risk being humiliated and laughed at for saying something that flowery, potentially vulnerable, and focused on the other person instead of on himself.What was the context of him saying this, and to whom, and prompted by what?

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Who should say hello first, the dialler or the receiver?

When I when I call someone, I wait for my call to be answered.

Usually the other party will answer the phone and respond with hello. What I say in response to their greeting is whatever I want it to be. So it is a fairly well-established convention.

I place the call and wait . Until the other party receives the call. They respond with hello To let me know that they are accepting my call and ready to speak to me I choose what next to say .

this brings to mind the very first phone conversation when Alexander Graham Bell called mr. Watson. Did mr.

Watson answer Alex's call with the word hello. Thereby creating the social convention that survives to this day.When you call someone, who is supposed to say "hello" first?

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What is a "Good Morning" in Swahili?

I think greetings in Swahili have some little difference depending on whom are you greeting.

First of all if you're greeting someone older than you , the u201cGood morning u201c in this sense will be , u201c shkamoo", but greetings some one younger than you or in the same bracket or your subordinate here u201cGood morningu201d can be u201cHabari za subuhi u201c or you can say Omelalaje or omeamkaje all in all you want to deliver that massage of good morning or you want to know how that person slept at that particular time you meet him or her or even on phone call. And the answers for all the above will be u201cMzuriu201d meaning fine . So to my friend who asked this question hope you can check and see whom exactly do you want to deliver your greetings to.

Thanks