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Radi and Miel; radi like 'radiant' and miel is French for
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I have this phrase 'Vos lèvres sont plus douces que le miel' and I was under the impression it meant 'Your lips are sweeter then wine', but I realise the literal translation of 'le miel' is honey (unless I have been mistaken).
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If the problem of 'gender' you mentioned is related to the word "miel" - you can be sure that "miel" is a 'masculine' noun.
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Instead of "miel" -- honey or syrup -- we'd tell him "querido" then sit back and watch him ask for the wrong thing and laugh when the waitresses scolded him.
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Whether you address your sentence to one personne or to several, there would be no reason for the noun "miel" to become ... 'neutral'.
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Whether you address your sentence to one personne or to several, there would be no reason for the noun "miel" to become... 'neutral'.
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It's more often than not shortened to just 'miel'.
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It is also used in a bundt-like cake called rosca de miel, usually made with orange blossom honey, although any pure honey can be used.
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Roast pork with ancho chile, honey and cilantro sauce: Puerco al horno con salsa de chile ancho, miel y cilantro
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Grilled chicken with orange, honey and chipotle glaze: Pollo a la parrilla con salsa de naranja, miel y chipotle
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