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Elaina
November 14, 2008, 12:15 PM
Leí del puente suspendido más largo que existe en Japón. ¡Es impresionante!

Desafortunadamente, le tengo tanto temor al mar que creo que nunca cruzaré uno al menos que esté en coma o dormida o embriagada o????

:crazy::crazy:

P.D. Gracias por las fotos, Crotalito!

Jane
November 14, 2008, 12:43 PM
In Spain, days between a weekend and a public holiday is also known as puente.
Por ejemplo, si miercoles y jueves es fiesta, el viernes será un puente, lo aprovechamos para irnos de viaje o hacer otras cosas menos trabajar. Todos los españoles les encanta, al menos los madrileños.:D

Para mi, los puentes significa que siempre podemos conseguir lo que queremos, más si es una necesidad, y que nada es imposible. Me gusta mucho las fotos de Crotatilo y de Hopper también.

Planet hopper
November 14, 2008, 09:46 PM
Very good, Jane. I missed that one, what's it in English? A long weekend?

Crotalito asked about bridges of sigh, here they go

:cool::cool::cool:

Tomisimo
November 14, 2008, 09:50 PM
... navigable (is that a word?:crazy:)
Absolutely. :)

Planet hopper
November 14, 2008, 09:54 PM
I thought I was just mistranslating a cognate...being in Spain washes my english off
Not long left here, my invitation letter for a work visa in China arrives on Tuesday...Can't wait

Thanks :)

CrOtALiTo
November 14, 2008, 10:37 PM
Jane. Just today is holiday in my country, because we celebrate the November 20st, La batalla de Puebla, the since today Friday until Tuesday, we will come back to work and I promise this days are my days prefer.


El puente es desde hoy hasta el Martes, I don't know, I must to do in three days living in my house, jijijijii.

Rusty
November 15, 2008, 04:23 AM
A long weekend is what we get when there is a holiday on Friday, or a holiday on Monday. That's three days off in a row.
Thanksgiving, our next holiday in the U.S., falls on a Thursday. Many people also get/take Friday off, so they get a four-day weekend, but it can also be called a long weekend. Some people have to work on Friday, so they don't get a long weekend. :mad:

sosia
November 17, 2008, 02:48 AM
Sometimes when we have a very big "puente" we call it "acueducto" (aqueduct)
Example.
Monday 1.
If we have "public holidays" the 2 and the 4(Tuesday and Thursday) we can have a free week making an aqueduct (we make three "puentes"). It happens usually when a "national" public holyday with a "region" public holiday combines :D
saludos :D