Viento 90 a 7 km/h

[bobjenkins]

Originally Posted by irmamar

Sí, estás en el desierto

Tendrás que acostumbrarte si quieres venir a España. Muchas autopistas tienen nombre de los puntos cardinales. Pero no sólo las autopistas, también las rondas, las autovías y las entradas a las ciudades: autopista del Norte (mucho tráfico, por cierto -Ap1-), Ronda Norte de Granada, entrada a Madrid por el sur (aeropuerto de Barajas), etc.

muchas gracias amiga. Aquí también se escribe el punto cardinal En los signos para que se pueda conducir fácil. Siempre es bueno saber a dónde es el norte

[irmamar]

Aquí se dice que cuando alguien "ha perdido el norte" es que se ha vuelto un poco chaveta

[bobjenkins]

Originally Posted by irmamar

Aquí se dice que cuando alguien "ha perdido el norte" es que se ha vuelto un poco chaveta

[CrOtALiTo]

Originally Posted by irmamar

Aquí se dice que cuando alguien "ha perdido el norte" es que se ha vuelto un poco chaveta

In the contrary from Spain to Mexico here people use likely the word ( He perdido la orientacion ). That I believe is the same than Spain saying but they are very similar between them.

[irmamar]

Yes, you also can say "perder el norte" when you are disorientated, or when you're in a bad situation in your life (for instance, if someone looses his job and he has to start again looking for a new job) (...and when you're getting crazy, too )

[CrOtALiTo]

Ok, then you can say ( I'm became crazy without my job.) This moment come to me a remember about a girl and a guy in the Mexico city who never got marry them, but they was very love, then a day when she was in her house arrive the boyfriend and he tells her, my love please coming with me now, I need you because, I have loss the north and you are my north you are light, you are my start and with you, I can find the highway.

[irmamar]

Oooooohhh

[Tomisimo]

Originally Posted by irmamar

Yes, you also can say "perder el norte" when you are disorientated, or when you're in a bad situation in your life (for instance, if someone looses his job and he has to start again looking for a new job) (...and when you're getting crazy, too )

In Mexico they often use nortearse en lugar de perder el norte.

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

Cierto, David. "Nortearse" es más coloquial y "perder el norte" más poético.

[CrOtALiTo]

You're right David that word is very usage in Mexico.

I've other word.

Sureaste mal?

Can you understand that word?