Do you know what the word "libre" means?

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Libre is a word of Latin origin (and has variants in virtually all Latin-based languages) that means "free" or "freedom." It is the root of the English word Liberty.

The free, Linux-based office suite "LibreOffice" is so named because it's a full office suite of apps that you can use (or modify) without cost.

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  That's right.
  
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Liberty... and it's French and it was big word around statue of liberty gift.

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  True.
  
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It means free. Maybe that's what liberty comes from.

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in Spanish, yes... might vary depending on the context though

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- es20490446e
  
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  Not as much as "free".
  
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  NathanDavis
  
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  there's at least 20 different contexts for that word, in Spanish
  
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It's Spanish and it means "free hookers"

I guess I am off to Spain!!

Viva espana!!!

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  Just remove "free" from the phrase, and that's what Spain is about.
  
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It means free in Spanish.

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menina Follow
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Yes, it means "free" in French.

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  Tru.
  
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Free of charge. Gratis.

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  Nope :P
  
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- Lliam
  
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  Adjective. libre. Without charge; free, gratis. Not married; single. At liberty.
  
  libre - Wiktionary
  
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Yes. French word meaning Free.

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  Yess.
  
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Free as in Cuba libre

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- es20490446e
  
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  Sounds like alcohol 🦊
  
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- jamesgoldman
  
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  It is rum, coke and lime
  
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- es20490446e
  
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  I'm alcohol-uneducated.
  
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Its the word "free" in french

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  Yess.
  
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annabananna Follow
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Book?

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  No!! 🦊
  
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Freyke Follow
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Frey, I mean Free.

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  Frey qué?
  
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- Freyke
  
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  You nailed it man!
  
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Jamie05rhs Follow
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¡Sí!

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  Yeah.
  
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Doesn’t it mess book

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  Pardon?
  
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- JohnK123
  
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  Mean*
  
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- es20490446e
  
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  That would be "libro".
  
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- JohnK123
  
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  That’s Spanish lmao
  
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glucose monitor

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  Ehh?
  
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