Porque means "because" in Spanish (and Portuguese).
Desu ne is something you want to tell them that you felt right or after the question you ask (with someone Same age, really friendly with ỏ ưith the person is younger than you)
And Desu ka? Is the word like "right?" Is the Question too. Usually they use to the person you not really friend or the person older than you (formal)
Answer:
I'm not ready to die, not yet
Pull me out of the train wreck
Pull me out, pull me out, pull me out
Pull me out, pull me out
Underneath our bad blood
We still got a sanctum, home
Still a home, still a home here
It's not too late to build it back
'Cause a one-in-a-million chance
Is still a chance, still a chance
And I would take those odds
Explanation:
Answer:
You may divide by a variable. But only if you know the variable is non-zero. So, if setting the variable to zero makes both sides of the equation zero, we have a solution that that variable is 0, or the equation with the variable divided out holds. E.g. solve x(x-1) = 0.
so yea have a grate day
