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Es usual traducir "el Grito de Independencia" como "The Cry of Independence". Aquí la palabra inglesa no significa "llanto", sino "grito". Ejemplo: "a cry to arms" - "un grito de armas"
Independence Day of Mexico!!!
Hi everybody!!!
Today in my country (México) is celebrated the independence day!!!!
Since 1810 when the forces of the town took up his weapons counter the spaniard oppression!! (This sentence- I don't think it's right, but I don't know the history behind Mexico's independence day, so I don't know how to correct it)
On this day, people go downtown and the president takes the flag to remind us of the Heroes of the Homeland. Then he gives a little speech called "The Yell of the Independence" (It was first given by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, one of the founding Fathers of our country).
Also, on this day you stay home with your family and enjoy traditional mexican food... let me tell you, if you haven't eaten Mexican food you don't know what you're missing!!!! :P
So that's something about my country...And I'm proud to be Mexican!!!!
I'd like to think that if there's something wrong in this paragraph, you can tell me!!!
So Greetings to anywhere in the world ;)
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