Does a mentor calling someone hija rather than mija mean . . . - Reddit Both mean daughter Mija is actually "mi hija" - my daughter and hija is daughter In my experience, mija and mijo are terms of more closeness emphasizing "my" It is similar to saying child or my child Don't think of the term in its English equivalent To be called either term is usually a sign of endearment To be sure,, when in doubt, ask him
what does it mean if someone your age calls you mija? : r Spanish - Reddit At least in the case of Mexico, "mija" just means "mi hija" (my daughter) It is obviously more commonly used in family settings (a mother, an aunt, a grandma refering to their usually younger relative as "mija") However, in informal speech, it can also be used as a way to address someone colloquially It has no further meaning
Mija or Meja - WordReference Forums oh my boyfriend calls me mija all the time I also notice his mom and aunts all call me mija too It's like a term of endearment Its an affectionate way to call someone I see everyone keeps putting mi hija, but everytime I see it written down it's always spelled MIJA Maybe that's just a slang way of spelling it
Doobydobap’s restaurant closed only 9 months in "Real reason why tina and kevin closed mija Tina and Kevin were not on top of certain business aspects like making sure everyone had proper contracts, youtube prioritizing the restaurant so certain things were made in the mija for her videos and Kevin leaving to be her camera man, and being very immature leaders
¿Los dominicanos dicen mijo y mija? : r Dominican - Reddit Hola, soy mexicano, y como sabrán en México es muy común que los padres les digan a sus hijos "mijo" o "mija" Es una contracción informal de "mi hijo" o "mi hija" El otro día vi un episodio de una serie que se llama "The Owl House" donde la protagonista (Luz) es latina y su mamá varias veces le dice "mija" así que pensé que era
r Mija - Reddit Mija's impact mixmag mix I love this shit sm, other than the Caroline remix, that's just bc I hate the original song the time stops when I'm w u track is amazing, can't wait for that to release hearing bass head in this was tight and the sad machine remix was pretty cool listened to this thing 4 times today, pretty great :) she's gotta come
Quietly Subversive Endings - Okja (Spoilers) : r TrueFilm - Reddit Whilst Mija and the grandpa eat the baby super big picks up a vegetable with its mouth and offers it to Mija, however, she fails to notice it and continues to eat the chicken I cockerel crows outside (a lot of attention is purposefully drawn to chickens in this scene) and Okja peers quite disapprovingly through the window while being slightly
mija [mija] - WordReference Forums So, when they want to say "Amiga mía" they say "mija" (mi hija) above all Mexican, Colombian and Ecuadorian women (I really don't know how it is in others countries), in Peruvian women currently is fallen into disuse I think there is not equivalent in English to this expression, unless be "Baby", but I don't know What do you think? P D
When is it age appropriate to use the word mijo mija? : r Spanish - Reddit This can be said by anyone at any moment Obviously, it makes more sense when parents or older people use to refer to a younger person, it but this isn't a restriction at all Neither "mijo" nor "mija" are standalone words per se, they are just the byproduct of merged vowels, something called synalepha
Mi hija (not my daughter) - WordReference Forums Mija and mijo mean daughter or son affectionately whether the person is your actual daughter, not your daughter but a close and trusted family friend, can be your nice or nephew too The "mi" part is for mine and the "ja" or "jo" is the gender Short for mi hija or mi hijo Same for mijito or mijita