el
masculine
/menˈsaxe/
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Translation
message
Word origin
From Old Provencal or Old French message, from Vulgar Latin *missaticum, from Latin missus ('sent'), past participle of mittere ('to send').
- Origin
- Vulgar Latin
- Root
- *missaticum
- English cognates
- message, mission, missive
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralmensajes
Examples
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I will leave you a message on the phone.
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I have just received your message.
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The film's message is very clear.
mandé urgente .
I sent her an urgent message on the mobile.
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The president will give his address at eight o'clock.
Used in
Stories
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