Does 'bale' Mean Ok In Spanish?

[sandyRoe]

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[Mamyalynne]

Rich, I think.

[Sqad]

Yes.......

[janbee]

Yes. How appropriate eh? The lad done ok ... !

[sandyRoe]

Then that footballer has a serendipidious name

[joggerjayne]

Is that the adjective derived from serendipity ??

[sandyRoe]

I'm not sure, JJ. If it's not it should be :-)

[Sqad]

sandy.......Vale means OK in Spanish, but they pronounce a "V" as a soft "b"...............so Vale pronounced "bale" means ...OK.

[joggerjayne]

I think the d might be a t

It is appropriate, though.

[Ellipsis]

serendipitous

[sandyRoe]

Ends in 'dipitous' misspelt :-(

[sandyRoe]

es una otra palabra por cuando estoy andando en el camino a santiago

Gracias, todos. :-)

[Arksided]

£1.2 million a month... Si

[Bazile]

it means ' mucho dinero '

[joggerjayne]

Is one other word for ... something ... when? ... me? I? ... andar (in Portuguese that's 'to walk') ... err, something path to Santiago ?

[sandyRoe]

it is another word that I'll be able to use when I walk the Camino to Santiago.

[joggerjayne]

Aha, right. I was close. I'd get a couple of marks for effort.

Wait, hang on ... walking to Santiago?

You do know that it's in Chile?

Where are you starting ???

[sandyRoe]

Er, no. The one in S America is named after the one in Galicia where the bones of St James lie in a silver reliquary under the altar of the cathedral

[sandyRoe]

I don't know when I'll start, or if I'll ever start, because of family responsibilities. But it's an ambition.

[joggerjayne]

Oh. right.

That's still quite a long walk.

[sandyRoe]

I've already done the first 112 Km and the last 108. If I get the chance I'll start again in southern France and walk the entire 800+ Km.