According to my trusted Spanish English dictionary, "incertidumbre" means "uncertainty". I remember hearing this word too when family members were talking about how one could not predict what would happen at any time. Mary
Emilie Garcia <auntyemfaustus@...> wrote:
Emilie Garcia <auntyemfaustus@...> wrote:
Hello all,Often I print out some of the group's messages that I think my husband Tony would be interested in, and I had given him the latest discourses on the novelas, etc. When he thought of something he wanted to ask the group, he tried to send the e-mail below from his
computer. However, it bounced, since he is not a subscribed member of the group. Could someone answer his question? Thanks.Emilie GarciaPort Orchard, WA . . .
----- Original Message -----Q-Vo!Back in the l940's when I was a chabalito in El
Paso and before the advent of television my mother used to 'hear' her novelas from Juarez on the radio.Two in particular I remember: one was called 'El Barco De La Ilusion' and the other 'Incertidumbre.'These were half-hour melodramas and had to do with the vicissitudes of life and their ramifications.I was wondering if any one out there might know the meaning of the word 'incertildumbre.'I do not know if I am spelling it correctly but am writing it phonetically as I heard it so many years ago.Gracias and feliz ano nuevo a todos!
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