No. 11,848 in Spanish
hijosahora
The word "hijosahora" does not exist in Spanish; it appears to be a misinterpretation or typo.
In a sentence
Ahora que mis hijosahora se han ido a la escuela, puedo trabajar con tranquilidad.
Now that my 'hijosahora' have gone to school, I can work peacefully.
In this context, 'hijosahora' seems to refer to children (hijos) within a temporal frame (ahora) of the present moment, emphasizing the current status of the children.
Mis hijosahora están comenzando a explorar sus propias pasiones.
My 'hijosahora' are beginning to explore their own passions.
Here, 'hijosahora' denotes the speaker's children as they are actively growing and exploring in the current stage of life.
Estoy orgulloso de lo que mis hijosahora han logrado en tan poco tiempo.
I am proud of what my 'hijosahora' have accomplished in such a short time.
In this sentence, 'hijosahora' highlights the achievements of the speaker's children at this moment in time, focusing on current developments.
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