Examples of using Navidad in English and their translations into Polish
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So, at $3.50 a foot, the profit tree is… Feliz Navidad.
They called it El Niño de Navidad. And because this phenomenon would, without fail, coincide with the celebration of the birth of Christ.
If you happen to fall and trip and bump into the nigga… let him know El Pollo Loco came through. Feliz Navidad.
The raffle El Gordo Navidad draw lasts about three hours while two spherical drums are used to pull the winning numbers.
In addition to El Gordo de Navidad, there are a multitude of other Spanish lottery games which take place every week.
Interesting Facts The first El Gordo de Navidad draw was held in 1812 and forms a large part of Christmas celebrations in Spain.
In addition to El Gordo de Navidad, Spain has a selection of lottery games that run regularly throughout the year,
Reindeer on the semitrailers express the season's greetings in six languages- Frohe Weihnachten- Merry Christmas- Feliz Navidad- Joyeux Noël- Wesołych Świąt- Buon Natale.
The most notable Spanish Lottery is El Gordo de Navidad which takes place every year on the 22nd December
win the top prize on El Gordo de Navidad, as one or two local shops might only sell a few sets of serial numbers.
que nos pueden ayudar a celebrar esta última fiesta de Navidad.
Another of the festivities that is becoming popular on the island is theRanchos de Ánimas y de Navidad, a cultural revival which was reinstated in the municipality some years ago
El Gordo de Navidad draws take hours to complete due to the sheer number of prizes
e n el que nos fascinarán con canciones celestiales de la época de Adviento y Navidad.
Patricia Navidad on IMDb Interview with Raul de Molina.
Tickets for El Gordo de Navidad are unlike those in other world lotteries.
As they approached La Navidad, they fired a cannon to announce their arrival.
Feliz Navidad for our Spanish speaking friends.
There's this little town in Mexico called Bella de Navidad.
My first choice, though, was Police Navidad.