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2. www.spanishdict.com › translate › tu casTu casa | Spanish to English Translation - SpanishDictionary.com

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   2. (informal) (your household or the place where you belong; second person singular) a. your home. ¿Sientes que este país es tu casa? - Sí, nací y viví muchos años aquí.Do you feel this country is your home? - Yes, I was born and have lived here for many years.

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   transitive verb. 1. (to join in marriage) a. to marry. El cura casó a la pareja en una bonita ceremonia.The priest married the couple in a beautiful ceremony. 2. (to give in marriage) a. to marry off. Ya han casado a todas sus hijas.They have married off all their daughters. 3. (to join) a. to fit together.

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5. www.spanishdict.com › answers › 114275whats the difference between su casa and tu casa? - SpanishDict

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   Nov 16, 2009 · Tu is the familiar form, and is a bit more friendly. Su is the polite form. You might say su to your mother in law, and tu to your mother. Usted es su casa = It is your house. Polite form. Es su casa = it is his/her house. Tu = you (informal style) when there is ONE owned thing Su = you (formal style) when there is ONE owned thing OR his/her ...

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   more_vert. so that's agreed, you're coming to my house. quedamos en eso, vienes tú a mi casa. more_vert. let's do that, then, you come to my house. siéntate y ponte cómodo, estás en tu casa. more_vert. to sit down, make yourself at home.

7. dictionary.reverso.net › spanish-english › tu+casatu casa translation in English | Spanish-English dictionary ...

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   1 (=vivienda) house. una casa en el campo a house in the country, a country house. ir de casa en casa vendiendo to sell things from door to door. ♦ casa adosada terraced villa terraced villa. ♦ Casa Blanca. la Casa Blanca the White House.

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   What does Tu Casa mean?

   • Welcome to my humble abode. When mentioning their house in conversation, some speakers will refer to it as tu casa out of politeness. Or they might say something like por mi casa, que es tu casa, simply meaning: near my house. A beverage commercial turns on the potential confusion that this can cause for foreigners.

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   What does mi casa es tu casa mean?

   • Despite what you may have been told, the expression mi casa es tu casa is not that common. Upon entering someone's home for the first time, you're more likely to hear estás en tu casa, a formality which should be understood as meaning make yourself at home. A longer and more exaggerated version is estás en tu humilde/pobre casa.

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   What is the difference between Usted es su casa and Tu?

   • Su is the polite form. You might say su to your mother in law, and tu to your mother. Usted es su casa = It is your house. Polite form. Es su casa = it is his/her house. Tu = you (informal style) when there is ONE owned thing Su = you (formal style) when there is ONE owned thing OR his/her when there is owned thing.

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   How do you say “mi casa es vuestra Casa” in Spanish?

   • Here are a few examples: Variant 1: “Mi casa es vuestra casa” – Spain In Spain, “vuestra” is the plural form of the familiar pronoun “your.” So it is common to say: Pedro, haced como en vuestra casa. Mi casa es vuestra casa. (Pedro, make yourselves at home. My house is your house.) Variant 2: “Mi casa es tu casa” (Familiar Spanish)

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   What does Estás en tu casa mean?

   • Upon entering someone's home for the first time, you're more likely to hear estás en tu casa, a formality which should be understood as meaning make yourself at home. A longer and more exaggerated version is estás en tu humilde/pobre casa. Welcome to my humble abode.

   Mi casa es tu casa - Mexican Spanish

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   What does the word 'Casa' mean in Spanish?

   • The word 'Casa' in the title of the song by 22Gz translates to ‘home’ or ‘house’ in Spanish.

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9. howtosayguide.com › how-to-say-mi-casa-su-casaA Guide to Saying "Mi Casa, Su Casa" - Formal and Informal ...

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   Jan 16, 2018 · In Spain, “vuestra” is the plural form of the familiar pronoun “your.”. So it is common to say: Pedro, haced como en vuestra casa. Mi casa es vuestra casa. (Pedro, make yourselves at home. My house is your house.) Variant 2: “Mi casa es tu casa” (Familiar Spanish) In certain regions, particularly in Latin America, the informal “tu ...