Â­If you were to go back in time 30 or 40 years and look at how people decorated their houses and trees with lights, you would find that most people used small 120-volt incandescent bulbs. Each bulb was a 5- or 10-watt bulb like the bulb you find in a night light. You can still find strands of these bulbs today, but they aren't very common anymore for three reasons: 1  They consume a lot of power. 2  If you have a strand of 50 5-watt bulbs, the strand consumes 250 watts!
5 Answers. use the distionary at the top. Type in 'julio'... please use the dictionary located under the dictionary tab at the top of the page. -- julio=July.
What does no mean in Spanish? No in Spanish is No in English. but in Spanish, no is a double negative, for example: No, I don't speak Spanish. would be: No, no se habla espanol. in other words in Spanisâ¦h, you almost always repeat the word no.