Rey

[DailyWord]

This is a discussion thread for the Daily Spanish Word (http://daily.tomisimo.org/) for November 4, 2008

rey - masculine noun (el) - king. Look up rey in the dictionary (http://www.tomisimo.org/dictionary/spanish_english/rey)

El león es el rey de la selva.
The lion is the king of the jungle.

[Jessica]

and to think the tiger was the king of the jungle.....one of my teachers said it was the tiger...

[sosia]

He's right.
It's sayed that the tiger is the "king of the jungle" in Asia and the lion is the "king of the jungle" in Africa. They don't live together...... :D
Like in all wrestling matches, in a confrontation between lion and tiger ¿wich will win?...

PD: There is an "asian lion" in India, but only 2000 of them, and they are not together.

[Elaina]

He's right.
It's sayed that the tiger is the "king of the jungle" in Asia and the lion is the "king of the jungle" in Africa. They don't live together...... :D
Like in all wrestling matches, in a confrontation between lion and tiger ¿wich will win?...

PD: There is an "asian lion" in India, but only 2000 of them, and they are not together.

Bueno, es como todo. Cada país tiene su rey.....porqué no en los animales.:cool:

Bienvenido Sosia......:applause::applause:

[Planet hopper]

En el pais de los ciegos...el tuerto es el rey:thinking::p

[Elaina]

Y en el pais de los ladrones......el manco

En el pais de .... sprinters and runners ..... el cojo!

[Planet hopper]

(puzzled, very)

En el pais de los ladrones, el manco won't have any advantage

(sth doesn't match)

Se coge antes a un mentiroso que a un cojo

[Elaina]

La ventaja sería que tú nunca creerías que el manco es el ladrón.....

Es obvio, no?

[Jessica]

oh, the tiger's the king of the jungle in Asia? ok then. and the lion is the king of the jungle in other places....right? :thinking::confused:

[Jessica]

He's right.
It's sayed that the tiger is the "king of the jungle" in Asia and the lion is the "king of the jungle" in Africa. They don't live together...... :D
Like in all wrestling matches, in a confrontation between lion and tiger ¿Which will win?...

PD: There is an "Asian lion" in India, but only 2000 of them, and they are not together.

It was a "she" :D
yea of course they don't live together :)
I made a couple corrections...hope you won't mind. ;)

[CrOtALiTo]

in Mexico I'm the king.

[Jessica]

yes you're un rey :)

[CrOtALiTo]

Yes, Jessy, you know, even though, you don't think that I'm a presumptuous, I only told you that in my country I'm the king.

[sosia]

Thanks jchen :D