"Rio" written like this is the capital city of the Brazilian state of "Rio de Janeiro". Everyone in Portugal would recognize it that way.
But in the context of a conversation the word could also mean river, because the word for river is "rio".
But Portuguese people don't say the name of the river and then "rio", just say the name of the river.
Everyone learn the names of the rivers in school so they are mentioned without the subject, like famous rivers such as "the Mississippi, etc
(i'm portuguese)
Ranch River
no! "grande" means large in spanish. Rio means "river" in English (:
this phrase is very close to "yo me rio de mi" or "me rio de mi", both of which mean "I laugh at myself".
"Río Bueno" translates to "Good River" in English.
The grand river or a huge river
rio minho
== == It is spanish for Big River
Cobre River ('Cobre' being the name) ('cobre' also means 'copper')
It means Albert of the river literally, but it's more commonly known as Albert's River.
The nationality of Queens Park Rangers Rio Ferdinand is English.
If you mean Lola Del Rio then yes she is.
If you mean Pinar Del Rio, then it is one of the provinces of Cuba.