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What does de la bahía mean in English?

"De la bahía" means "of the bay" in English.

It's a Spanish phrase that literally translates to "from the bay," but it's often used to indicate something that's associated with or located near a specific bay.

For example, "San Francisco de la Bahía" would mean "San Francisco of the Bay," referring to the city's location on San Francisco Bay.

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