「Spanish-speaking」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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cattle include slick, hairy dick, and, in | Spanish-speaking areas of the Southwest, orejano. |
In Mexico and | Spanish-speaking areas of the United States, manchego or q |
In | Spanish-speaking areas, the Midnight Mass is sometimes ref |
nstead, they covered eight songs by other | Spanish-speaking artists, who ranged from totally obscure |
he would be a draw for the South Florida | Spanish-speaking audience. |
rt attack while addressing a gathering of | Spanish-speaking bankers and investors in Miami, Florida, |
supremacy in Florida and the West Indies, | Spanish-speaking Blacks began to emigrate from territories |
orocco, the United States, Australia, and | Spanish-speaking Caribbean islands. |
lar to the accents used by those from the | Spanish-speaking Caribbean basin, including: Cuba and the |
to train godly Christian leaders for the | Spanish-speaking church. |
s The Popular and also known by its large | Spanish-speaking clientele as La Popular, was a local chai |
nch (Rama Hispanica), serving a primarily | Spanish-speaking clientele, opened August 2, 1976 in Littl |
cialty and ethnically-specific goods to a | Spanish-speaking clientele. |
It has a big outreach toward the | Spanish-speaking community especially. |
quickly became an active advocate for the | Spanish-speaking community by instituting bilingual story |
n to program to the Triangle's burgeoning | Spanish-speaking community, going completely Spanish by th |
nent of greater engagement with the local | Spanish-speaking community. |
sbians, social justice advocates, and the | Spanish-speaking community." |
for students planning to minister in the | Spanish-speaking context and culture. |
sed throughout Europe, Japan and in a few | Spanish-speaking countries in early 2004. |
It is a sweet fizzy drink known in | Spanish-speaking countries as gaseosa. |
The song reached big recognition in many | Spanish-speaking countries and reached number six on the B |
The song reached big recognition in many | Spanish-speaking countries and reached number two on the B |
Please remember than in | Spanish-speaking countries the family name is the first su |
In | Spanish-speaking countries it is called perro vinagre ("Vi |
th American TV programs of the 1980s, but | Spanish-speaking countries have developed their own versio |
m of popular protest practised in certain | Spanish-speaking countries - in particular Argentina and C |
s also attested among non-Jews in various | Spanish-speaking countries). |
He has also performed in | Spanish-speaking countries, including Costa Rica, Spain an |
he opening line of a very popular joke in | spanish-speaking countries, not unlike a knock-knock joke. |
ve driven immigration from a multitude of | Spanish-speaking countries-such as Cuba, Guatemala, Domini |
trade, tourism and goodwil in French and | Spanish-speaking countries. |
s is also common in other Caribbean basin | Spanish-speaking countries. |
loader is better known in Spain and other | Spanish-speaking countries. |
n is accompanied by strong winds in other | Spanish-speaking countries. |
ural in 1999, and became a massive hit in | Spanish-speaking countries. |
e albums and took her show on the road to | Spanish-speaking countries. |
e upper parts of the Amazon basin fell to | Spanish-speaking countries. |
c,' which describes not someone born in a | Spanish-speaking country, nor someone who speaks Spanish w |
four of the Academy's chapters evaluated | Spanish-speaking entries, which was source of great concer |
Entravision primarily caters to the | Spanish-speaking Hispanic community and owns television an |
cknowledges and champions the industrious | Spanish-speaking immigrants - often from Mexico or Ecuador |
scents, young adults, senior citizens and | Spanish-speaking individuals. |
spelling having developed though usage by | Spanish-speaking inhabitants. |
The song probably originated among the | Spanish-speaking Jews of Bordeaux where the song is still |
services he led, reaching out to the 400 | Spanish-speaking Jews in Madrid, were the first there sinc |
s - Traditional Christmas celebrations in | Spanish-speaking Latin American countries. |
asil, and because BBC Mundo wanted to add | Spanish-speaking listeners in the United States. |
, becoming very successful throughout the | Spanish-speaking market. |
he was given special duties regarding the | Spanish-speaking members of the archdiocese. |
rea, which included Brazil as well as the | Spanish-speaking nations of South America from Peru north. |
e misunderstood and 911 switches him to a | Spanish-speaking operator who can't understand him either. |
This wine is popular in the | Spanish-speaking parts of the world. |
ield Elementary School and to the role of | Spanish-speaking people in building Gilbert. |
eer missionaries preparing to minister to | Spanish-speaking people. |
The area's | Spanish-speaking population had increased from 12,000 to 7 |
Montrose focused on getting | Spanish-speaking priests in the diocese. |
ity, he organized and conducted the first | Spanish-speaking program for candidates for the permanent |
2010 and, as such, is the only accredited | Spanish-speaking public policy school in the United States |
Voice, is the major news sources for the | Spanish-speaking publication that produces local stories a |
e end of the newspaper left "thousands of | Spanish-speaking residents without a daily voice." |
It is now a | Spanish-speaking Seventh-day Adventist church called Igles |
the pastor of La Iglesia En El Camino, a | Spanish-speaking sister church and a theater complex was p |
but continues as the senior pastor of its | Spanish-speaking sister church, La Iglesia En El Camino, a |
08, at 5:30 am AST it became the first FM | Spanish-speaking station in United States and Latin Americ |
nd were released in Latin America and the | Spanish-speaking territories of the world. |
: Defining a New American Identity in the | Spanish-Speaking United States, is a cross-country journey |
vision owned and operated station serving | Spanish-speaking viewers in South Florida. |
onality on the Univision network reaching | Spanish-speaking viewers in the United States. |
ashville, a market consisting of about 4% | Spanish-speaking viewers, a fast-growing audience in the M |
The Los Angeles Times says "the | Spanish-speaking world can hardly stop talking about [the |
val where writers from the Portuguese and | Spanish-speaking world gather in a variety of presentation |
from Havana, and is the word used in the | Spanish-speaking world for Havana cigars and, sometimes, c |
Gelman receives the Cervantes Prize, the | Spanish-speaking world's highest literary honour. |
hings and customs which originated in the | Spanish-speaking world, (such as bullfighting, typical dan |
inated for the highest recognition in the | Spanish-speaking world, the Prince of Asturias Award. |
e sang around the world, particularly the | Spanish-speaking world, but was particularly associated wi |
e of leftist culture throughout the whole | Spanish-speaking world, and he has been banned from the me |
e Nuez", popular songs from Japan and the | Spanish-speaking world, respectively. |
genres popular at the time in much of the | Spanish-speaking world. |
ico (UNAM), the largest university in the | Spanish-speaking world. |
) in her native Mexico and throughout the | Spanish-speaking world. |
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