Naomi Shihab Nye’s poem “Making a Fist,” is about a child whose mother comforts her when she is feeling sick while traveling. Initially the literature review covers four other poems by the poetess to find out objects of local life and then “Making a Fist” is analyzed in detail.

Literary Devices: Personification; “watching palm trees swirl a sickening pattern past the glass.” Metaphor; “my stomach was a melon split wide inside my skin.” Metaphor; “I felt the life sliding out of me.”

Clenching your right hand may help create a stronger memory of an event or action, and clenching your left hand may help you recall the memory later, according to a new study.

noun, plural a·mi·gos [uh-mee-gohz; Spanish ah-mee-gaws]. a friend, especially a male friend.

No, amigo (used for males) and amiga (used for females) is a friendly term. There should be no offense taken if you are using it in a friendly way. If you are angry when you say it then yes, it could be offensive. Friendly: OK amigo, I’ll talk to you again later.

: a Spanish or Spanish-speaking man —used as a title equivalent to Mr.

Amiga for a female friend. Amigo is only for a male friends. You can say amigos if there are male and female friends or only male ones. If there are only female friends, you have to call them amigas.

1. niña or nena: This is the most generic for “girl” and it can be use for a baby and teenagers.

a friend; used especially by or of a Spanish-speaking person: used when talking to a man, especially by or to a Spanish speaker: “Hello, amigo!” he said encouragingly.

amiga

Amigos is a fast-food Mexican restaurant chain founded in Lincoln, Nebraska. One of two regional restaurant chains that serves “Cheese Frenchees”, a regional delicacy invented in Lincoln in the 1950s. …

The title, Amigo Brothers, shows how important friendship is in the book. ‘Amigo’ means ‘friend’ in Spanish, and Antonio and Felix take their friendship very seriously, although the two boys are very different. Boxing has always been a way for the two boys to connect.

A theme from “Amigo Brothers” is: “True friendship can overcome even the most difficult of obstacles. Explanation: Antonio and Felix are incredible boxers and are also good friends. For years, they trained and developed different styles of combat.

When the two boys, Antonio and Felix, learn that they are to compete against each other in the biggest fights of their lives, they are conflicted. They are such good friends and they don’t want to hurt each other. They decide to fight each other without “pulling any punches”, and it doesn’t destroy their friendship.

“my love

No. A woman cousin-once-removed is searching for a spanish term of endearment to call me. We are very close friends. Well, “mi amor” is “my love”.

“Cariño” is merely affection, but I’d be more concerned that it was with “mucho” cariño and not “todo mi” cariño.

Te amo means I love you so in the case that you feel the same you can say yo también te amo (I love you too) or just yo también (me too).

English Translation. little crazy. More meanings for poco loco.

“Te amo” is used when you want to declare your love to someone. In Mexico, however, it can also be used with parents and grandparents (usually mothers and grandmothers), and they might use it with their children.