mi casa y mi hogar cien doblas val in Spanish

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Etymology: Literally, “my house and my home is worth one hundred doblas”. The dobla was a former currency of Spain. The verb form val is an apocopic form of vale in order to rhyme with hogar (see assonant rhyme). Etymology templates: {{m-g|my house and my home is worth one hundred doblas}} “my house and my home is worth one hundred doblas”, {{lit|my house and my home is worth one hundred doblas}} Literally, “my house and my home is worth one hundred doblas”, {{m|es|val}} val, {{m|es|valer|vale}} vale, {{m|es|hogar}} hogar Head templates: {{head|es|proverb}} mi casa y mi hogar cien doblas val

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"mi casa y mi hogar cien doblas val" meaning in Spanish

Proverb