need spanish-speaker

by RollStone • 7 Feb 2011, 14:11 • Journals
I heard that Spanish language has some verbs of an English noun "luna", that sound like "lunasel" or "lunal", but I cant find correct spell.
I need to know how it spells in Spanish, to finish my paper about a novel originally written in Spanish.

If you know about it, besides I want to know that Spanish verb's present tense, and the past form.

Cheers
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Matan 7 Feb 2011, 14:15
luna is whore in spanish
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schNee 7 Feb 2011, 14:15
la mujer bebe cafe con leche con gato encima de las mesa!
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RollStone 7 Feb 2011, 14:16
and I don't know Spanish 8D
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schNee 7 Feb 2011, 14:18
the woman drinks cafe with milk with a cat on a desk :x
me neither just learning it :)
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dualinity 7 Feb 2011, 14:25
me cago en la leche!
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schNee 7 Feb 2011, 14:32
no mui bien!
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casek 7 Feb 2011, 14:19
/q casek`ch1Le on #Synergy.et
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Gemb 7 Feb 2011, 14:19
adios amigos
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kartez 7 Feb 2011, 14:26
le maricon
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rEZHnI 7 Feb 2011, 14:27
spanish is for fags like casek and m@x =D
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magico 7 Feb 2011, 14:41
I heard that Spanish language has some verbs of an English noun "luna", that sound like "lunasel" or "lunal", but I cant find correct spell.

i have no idea what do you mean,if you can explain better i could help you i guess :|
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sHEv 7 Feb 2011, 14:46
seems like someone trolled u

theres no such thing in spanish
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redeu 7 Feb 2011, 15:18
luna=moon you've been trolled
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Lover 7 Feb 2011, 15:28
if ill see him ill let u know
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senn 7 Feb 2011, 17:04
donde estan mis pantalones?

no se...

ai papi, no puedo trabajar sin mis pantalones
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twiQz 7 Feb 2011, 17:28
hola amigo que tal? me llamo twiQz
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Stonerrrr 15 Feb 2011, 01:28
LUNAR
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Stonerrrr 15 Feb 2011, 01:29
isnt a verb, but ALUNIZAR Is the verb for landing in the moon surface.
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