Unintentional weight loss, defined as a loss of 5% of body weight in one month or 10% in six months, is of significant concern in older adults.1,2 Itâs a predictor of mortality, with 9% to 38% of older adults dying within one to 2 1/2 years of onset3 and the risk increasing four times with a 5% weight loss in one month.
Proper names are said the same in Spanish as they are in English. So Cassie in Spanish is Cassie! Cassie is a person's name. The name of someone does not change with the language. Cassie would still be Cassie in Spanish.
By Gerald Erichsen. One of the most common verbs in Spanish is haber. Haber has three main uses: As an auxiliary verb to form compound tenses: When used in this way, haber is the equivalent of the English auxiliary verb to have (which is much different than the English to have when it means to possess).