domestic in silverback towers.....spanish question
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http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/445375/P...
The linked page suggests that the name Pasadena is derived from a native American word so has no Spanish roots. I'd say it's unlikely that a Pasadena exists in mainland Spain. Your grandmother is mistaken.
The linked page suggests that the name Pasadena is derived from a native American word so has no Spanish roots. I'd say it's unlikely that a Pasadena exists in mainland Spain. Your grandmother is mistaken.
_rubinho_ said:
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/445375/P...
The linked page suggests that the name Pasadena is derived from a native American word so has no Spanish roots. I'd say it's unlikely that a Pasadena exists in mainland Spain. Your grandmother is mistaken.
Now the hard part...The linked page suggests that the name Pasadena is derived from a native American word so has no Spanish roots. I'd say it's unlikely that a Pasadena exists in mainland Spain. Your grandmother is mistaken.
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