It is obviously more commonly used in family settings (a mother, an aunt, a grandma refering to their usually younger relative as mija). In my dialect, mjio/mija can mean something like dude/girl, and it's often used in situations where you want to address someone in disbelief Mija and hija are the same, he probably pronounce it mija but ment hija that's it
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He's probably older than you, and from the north of the country
That's all, a regional accent.
What is the word meja I thought it was daughter or girlfriend My friends would say hey mija A subreddit dedicated to mija, ad dj & musician from phoenix, arizona.
Or maybe it's not a great place, i don't know, but you made a shitty impression about that place to me because of how you handled mija The workers stayed with you and this is what you have to say? I am in agreement with the subversiveness of the film's ending. 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. To nie jest victim blaming tylko zdrowy rozsądek i instynkt samozachowawczy Tajniacy z policji specjalnie nie mają kont na mediach społecznościowych właśnie po to by nikt ich nie rozpoznał, tak samo nie chodzą z blachą i nie jeżdżą z mundurem w bagażniku nie dlatego, że jakby ich z tego powodu zdekonspirowali i zabili to byłoby to legalne zabójstwo tylko właśnie po to by to.
She then tried to sell mija off to one of the workers even while still being in a lawsuit with the landlord, saying that if that worker didn't accept that she would close the restaurant She then posted an instagram story about her leaving the country before she had told the rest of the workers the news.
