Examples of using Juana in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Hôtel Juana.
Juana, what happened today?
So you are playing Juana….
Juana, what happened on Friday?
Either you marry Doña Juana or you go to the Berbers.
Juana Villalobos here present.
Anyone who reads this columnknows that I am a big fan of Sor Juana.
Juana… you are the very air I breathe.
He was a brave man,the best Peruvian president of all time," said Juana Lopez.
No, Juana, that isn't what I meant.
At age 20, she entered the Hieronymite Convent of Santa Paula and took on her new name:Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz.
Juana, tell us what happened on Friday.
Last March, we received a Honduran woman at the shelter, named Juana Morelos, who was traveling on la bestia with her seven-year-old son.
Juana. A couple of silver dollars came my way today.
The Church, while still under the zealous influence of the Spanish Inquisition,would allow Juana to retain her independence and respectability while remaining unmarried.
Statue of Juana Galán in Valdepeñas, by sculptor Francisco Javier Galán.
Her request denied, Juana found solace in her grandfather's private library.
But Juana successfully answered every challenge, from complicated equations to philosophical queries.
Patti was born Adela Juana Maria Patti to Italian parents in Madrid, Spain.
Juana, in her woman's soul, knew that the mountain would stand while the man broke himself; that the sea would surge while the man drowned in it.”.
For years, Sor Juana was considered a prized treasure of the church.
Juana couldn't understand it: Even if Fidel were bedridden, someone could have written an apology letter on his behalf and read it to the nation on television.
Several days after Juana was deported, she and her son tried crossing the U.S. border again.
Today, Sor Juana has been recognized as the first feminist in the Americas.
Slowly, Sor Juana was stripped of her prestige, forced to sell her books and give up writing.
Against all odds, Juana embarks on a journey of self-discovery, determined to not let anyone stop her from achieving her dream.
But for people like Juana Morelos, lack of economic opportunities and violence caused by the drug trade often leave them with no choice.
Afraid for her life, Juana fled from Honduras with her son and started hopping Mexican freight trains north towards the U.S. border.
