I really enjoyed reading your post today, I liked learning about the Spanish words, and I find it interesting how Son cubano translates as They are Cuban. I will be looking forward to researching about Spanish words.
Hi Amumda, I have been wondering about this question and have come to a conclusion that these are both the definition of it. There is both a dance and the phrase 'from Cuba'yet, in this case there is no dance used within the book it self, so my conclusion is that the dance is irrelevant to the book. And by the way, I was wondering what is your thoughts on the topic, which definition would you choose? Sincerely Dr. Joshua D. B. (On Joseph's account due to digital difficulties).
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ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading your post today, I liked learning about the Spanish words, and I find it interesting how Son cubano translates as They are Cuban. I will be looking forward to researching about Spanish words.
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ReplyDeleteHi Amumda,
ReplyDeleteI have been wondering about this question and have come to a conclusion that these are both the definition of it. There is both a dance and the phrase 'from Cuba'yet, in this case there is no dance used within the book it self, so my conclusion is that the dance is irrelevant to the book. And by the way, I was wondering what is your thoughts on the topic, which definition would you choose?
Sincerely Dr. Joshua D. B. (On Joseph's account due to digital difficulties).