What does 'quiro' mean?
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If you mean quiero it means "I want" in Spanish.
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what does your q mean i dont get it????
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vato (noun)\n\n(slang) A Chicano slang term for Mexican or Latino youth. It may be used with intimate friends or as a derogatory reference. The English equivalent would be "man", "guy" or "dude." \n\nThere are gang connotations with the use of this term, Vato Loco is used to describe a "crazy dude", "gangster" or "gangbanger." \n\nvata is the feminine form of the word. \n\n\nSource\n\nhttp://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Vato\n\nPS. according to my Latino buds, I am a vato loco. They mean I'm a crazy dude (in a good way, they are my buds!)\n\nPPS.  In American slang, "dude" can be a friendly or derogatory term.  In the 70's, it was always "dude, this" and "dude, that."  Note also "The Dude" in the Coen Bros Flick The Big Lebowski (The Dude abides...)  On the other hand, if you call a cowboy "dude" he'll probably smash your mouth. (Yes, there still are cowboys.  If you want to really piss one off, call him a goat-roper.)
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te quiero mirar    "teh key-ero me-rar"
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Cuando, frecuentemente, normalmente, especialmente, cuando, buen, siempre, gustaba, lentamente, mas, rapidamente, solamente, generalmente, despues, donde, animadamente, sobre, siempre, maravillosamente.\n\nAdverbio: parte de la oracion que modifica el significado del verbo o de cualquier otra palabra que tenga sentido calificativo o atributivo.
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A quinceanera is a symbolic "Party" to introduce young females into society...  In the old days these "parties" were given so that the county men could meet the available female of the family for the first time.  These "parties" are celebrated in many Latin countries and are the equivalent to the Sweet 16 parties.
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Translated from Spanish, it means "What will be, will be."
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Good question.. but you can't say that. It's totally wrong.... sadly the languages aren't as we would like them to be.\n\nTengo que... can be translated as I must.\n\nI would say Tener is the only verb which can be followed by que and anotehr verb to indicate a command.\n\nque by itself might be translated as "that"\n\nYou can say "que lento!" to indicate surprise... as it's really very slow or it's really slower than I thought... in this sense you can use any adjective you like: que alto! que hermoso! what ever adjective you like... just notice the exclamation mark.
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"Te quiero" or "Te amo"
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If it is in Spanish it means a room, such as a living room or dining room--not a kitchen, bedroom or bath
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it means: i am not a good speaking spanish person so please leave me alone today and come back when i learn spanish and i dont have to ask stupid questions on yahoo answers and loose 5 points and give others 2 points. ahhhahahahhaa.\ntoday i dont feel well. duhhhhh
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Yeah, it's Spanish...lots of slang--definitely not Mexican, which is the slang I'm most familiar with (it might be Puerto Rican?), and some of these lyrics are misspelled/missing punctuation; but, here's what I've got:\n\nHeyyyy \nCalor, sudor = Heat, sweat \nBailando reggaeton = Dancing reggaeton (latin hip-hop music)\nCalor, sudor = heat, sweat\nSig[u]e bailando y no pares = keep dancing and don't stop\nCalor sudor = heat, sweat\nBailando reggaeton = dancing reggaeton\nCalor sudor = heat, sweat\nPide mas qu[i]ere mas pegate y dale = She asks for more, she wants more, get close and give it to her \n\n[Wisin] \nSiente mi fuego muchacha = Feel my fire, girl\nDale waracha = Give her 'waracha' (which is not a real word, don't know what it is) \nTemble que temble que pa[ra] que tiemble la cacha = shake, shake so that your 'handle' shakes (slang term for penis, I'm guessing)\nCrystal y Don Perinon y se emborachan = Crystal (brand of beer, or slang for meth) and Dom Perignon (kind of champagne) and get drunk\nMe encanta su facha = I like your look\nLe tiro y no se agacha = I shoot it and she doesn't duck\nRo[m]pe el suelo, marshmellow = Bust the ground, marshmallow\nEl duo de la historia con R Kelly en un duelo = The match-up of history with R Kelly in a duel\nBello bello huello = beautiful beautiful step\nComo la gata con mi reggaeton se suelta el pelo = The way my reggaeton makes a female cat shed her fur\nW, R Kelly, Luny Tunes and Nelly \nYandel pon enfriar el Don Peri = Yandel, put the champagne in to chill\nYo pongo las sacos y las hojas de blue berry = I'll bring the pouches and the blueberry leaves\nEsta to[do] ready chula pa[ra] q[ue] se te suda la cherry = Everything's ready, baby, to make your cherry sweat\nLuny Tunes!\n\n(Yeah, so I'm thinking the lyrics don't really make a huge amount of sense, they just rhyme in Spanish...)
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It means games...\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeux
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¿Te gustaria ir al cine (conmigo*)? Me encantaria.\n\n\n*(with me)\n\nI warn you, most people here are using online translators, which sound weird and do not translate things correctly.
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A "Quinceanera" – is a lavish event in celebration of a girl's 15th birthday. \nQuinceanera (the term refers both to the celebration and to the girl who has turned 15) is similar in concept to a debutante's "coming out party" in other countries. The celebration is a means of acknowledging that a young woman has reached sexual maturity and is now an adult, ready to assume additional family and social responsibilities. In addition, the celebration is intended to reaffirm religious faith, good morals, and the virtues of traditional family values.
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yo       quiero\ntú       quieres\nél       quiere\nnosotros queremos\nvosotros queréis\nellos    quieren\n\nyo       necesito\ntú       necesitas\nél       necesita\nnosotros necesitamos\nvosotros necesitáis\nellos    necesitan\n\n\nassuming you needed present tense
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In spanish, it means "how is the class?". Like, is it hard, fun, etc.