English
Latin, meaning "in fact" or "actually." Something that exists in fact but not as a matter of law.
Although the woman worked in the city council, it was known that she was the de facto mayor.
Espa帽ol
"De facto" se traduce al espa帽ol como "de facto". Por lo tanto, la oraci贸n quedar铆a as铆:
Aunque la mujer trabajaba en el concejo municipal, se sab铆a que era la alcaldesa de facto.
Q始eqchi始
Aatinob'aal Lat铆n li naraj xyeeb'al, "xyaalal" maraj "chi yaal." Jun na'leb' li na'tawman ru jo' yaal sa' yu'amej ab'an moko chiru ta li chaq'rab'.
Usta li qana'chin na'k'anjelak jo' junaq xteepul li tenamit, nawb'il naq a'an chi yaal rawab'ejil li poopol kab'l.
Mam
Aju yol ikxixju a tqmaj toj juntl yol '' akuju'', qumtzun a jun yol chaj
B'anq'a a jun qya in aqunan kjol ajkawil te tnum , ijtzqin tu'n qa ikxixju
K始iche始
Ch'ab'al pa Latin, are wa' ucholaj "jacha' ne'" yey "are k'ut". Jun jasach ri kil uwach xane lo man kkojtaj qas je ne' jun taqanem tzij.
Pune ta le ixoq kchakun pa q'atb'altzij re tinamit, etamamtalik chi Tzij K'ut chi le are' qas are' ri alkalte re tinamit.