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From English to Spanish, the word "balls" translates to "bolas". ChaCha!
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In Spanish, "balls" is "bolas." ChaCha away!
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To say the word "balls" in Spanish one would say "pelotas". Thanks for using ChaCha!
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The correct Spanish translation for the word "balls" is "bolas". Go ChaCha!
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The Spanish translation for the term balls is bolas. ChaCha again soon!
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To say "balls" in Spanish you would say "bolas." Thanks for using ChaCha!
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Pelotas would be the word in Spanish that means balls in English. Thank you for asking ChaCha!
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"Balls" translated into Spanish is "pelotas". Thanks for using ChaCha.
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According to the U.S. Census, the number of people five and older who speak a language other than English at home has more than doubled in the last three decades, at a pace four times greater than the nation's population growth. In that time frame, the percentage of speakers of non-English languages grew by 140% while the nation's overall population grew by 34%. Spanish speakers accounted for the largest numeric increase — nationwide, there were 23.4 million more speakers in 2007 than in 1980 representing a 211% increase.
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