How to pronounce“mija”in English
verbbut the head-mounted displays make it more spectacular
mija an muk a member of the family that runs the park is trying out the technology with a visitor from a theme park in Brazil Mauch has invested more
than a million euros into integrating virtual worlds into the rides the idea is simple rather than spending a fortune on entirely new rides why not enhance
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Definitions of “mija”
A term of endearment for a woman or girl.
“Mrs. Salazar seemed cheerful, but looked as if she’s been crying. I realized I’d never thought of her as vulnerable, and my heart went out to her. I gave her a warm hug, and she looked both pleased and surprised. “I’m glad you’re here, mija. You make my Ryan happy. I’m sorry about the other night.””