Re: [ranchos] Fw: 'Que quiere decir . . . . . '

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:

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 Garcia

Port Orchard, WA . . .

----- Original Message -----

From: Tony Garcia

To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, December 27, 2005 3:06 PM

Subject: 'Que quiere decir . . . . . '

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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