Just so you know. And, hazme un paro and hazme el paro are slang for do me a favor or give me a hand etc…. Yeah, there was a paro nacional in Colombia in, I think, '98 or ' After all, the other major road signs are almost all non-verbal… I love the one with the exclamation point. Why do stop signs in Mexico say "Alto"? Examples: Alto por favor! Primero la dama. Stop please! Ladie first. Ese chico es muy alto.
That guy is very tall Context will give you the idea using the same word. Read more comments. It depends idk. Country or region Honduras. So the usted imperative would be "pare". Oh my goodness I found a thread on this topic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Look here! Why do we say chips in America and they say crisps in the UK? I imagine there's some sort of detailed etymological reason In three weeks, I will be returning to the Dominican Republic where the stop signs look like this:.
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