Translation of "mimi" to Spanish language:
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| Hello Mimi! How are you? | Hola, Mimi! Cómo estás? |
| Hi, Mimi! How are you doing? | Hola, Mimi! Cómo estás? |
| Mimi broke her pelvis, lay all night, all morning, finally somebody came in and found her, sent her to the hospital. | Mimi se fracturó la pelvis y se quedó en el suelo todo el día y la noche hasta que la encontraron y la llevaron al hospital. |
| This is what was happening to Mimi the family was worried about it, moved her out of her own home into an assisted living facility. | Esto le pasó a Mimi y su familia estaba tan preocupada que la llevaron a un centro de asistencia a personas con necesidades especiales. |
| The problem is, our understanding of falls today, like Mimi, is get a survey in the mail three months after you fell, from the State, saying, What were you doing when you fell? | El problema está en nuestra concepción de las caídas, como con Mimi. Nos llega una encuesta en el correo, 3 meses después, del Estado diciendo, Qué estaba usted haciendo cuando se cayó? |
| I want to give you a couple of examples. This is Mimi from one of our studies in her 90s, had to move out of her home because her family was worried about falls. | Quiero darles algunos ejemplo. Esta es Mimi, de uno de nuestros estudios. Con más de 90 años tuvo que mudarse porque su familia estaba preocupada por las caídas. |
| There's toadie, dee dee, nishi, dignity, coochie snorcher, cooter, labi, gladis siegelman, va, wee wee, whore spot, nappy dugout, mungo, ghoulie, powder box, a mimi in Miami, a split knish in Philadelphia, and a schmende in the Bronx. | Hay sapito, dee dee, nishi, dignidad, coochie snorcher, cooter, labi, gladis siegelman, va, wee wee, parte puta, nappy dugout, mungo, ghoulie, polvera, mimi en Miami, split knish Filadelfia y schmende, en el Bronx. |
