Magic Kingdom should be accepted for the Disney question. Within each Disney resort, one of the parks is called The Magic Kingdom and contains the areas mentioned.
All depends whether one means literal translation or the "English" equivalent (yes, my first try was Shrove Tuesday too). Suggest ether excepting ST or making the question "literal translation"
Very confused by the "baloney" question. Bologna does not even sound similar. Google search reveals that both terms seem to refer to a sausage? Must be a North American thing :-)
OK, a few people (and I'm one) are complaining that the Bluetooth symbol isn't coming up on their browser. Must be an issue with the way the server is rendering it, as it's happening on both Mac and Windows systems. Thanks.
Anyone try bhat for Bluetooth and then keep trying every random currency from around the world? I knew I’d seen it somewhere recently, but didn’t think it was on my Spotify menu!
I'm inclined to slightly disagree with the definition of a Madrasa as a place where one "generally learns Islamic religion". "Madrasas" are the main secondary education institution in the SWANA region, and all subjects are and have been taught there, through an Islamic lens, usually (some madrasas are secular too since it simply means "school/college"). But doesn't Western education have a Christian lens or at least Christian philosophical approach too? Does that make the Holy Trinity the main curricular content of a "high school"?
What on earth does Bologna have to do with baloney?! Only the b and l sounds are the same - otherwise it is completely different. It's like saying 'sommelier' can be written as 'similar'!
Please accept it, as that's what it actually stands for!
That it works also in English is out of "luck" (... that English takes so much from Latin).
Just like R.I.P. stands for "Requiescat In Pacem" and not "Rest In Peace" (its translation) or "e.g." is "exempli gratia" and not "example given".