pan nuedo
English translation: freshly-baked bread, bread fresh from the oven
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| na | freshly-baked bread, bread fresh from the oven |
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freshly-baked bread, bread fresh from the oven Explanation: Could it be a typo and really mean "pan nuevo?" That's how I might interpret it, depending on the context, and in that case would use "freshly-made bread" or "bread fresh from the oven": La rutina debe ser sabrosa, como el pan nuevo, recién hecho, de cada día. el pan nuevo de la tahona Reference: http://www.google.com |
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