What is te amo tu in english?
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It means I love you, but the grammar isn't exactly accurate.  The "tu" is unnecessary.  The correct grammar is simply "Te amo".
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Te Extrano- Xtreme\nTenga Pieda- Nueva Era\nAngelito- Aventura\nVen Tu- Dominic Marte\nQue Ironia- Andy Andy
1085958
How about "I Love You"?\n\nSpanish: Te amo\nYiddish: Ikh hob dikh lib\nJapanese: Kimi o ai shiteru\nChinese: Wo ie ni\nAfrikaans: Ek is lief vir jou OR Ek het jou lief\n\nSome other interesting ones:\nItalian: Ti amo\nNorwegian: Jeg elskar deg OR Eg elskar deg\n\nAlso check out the source website... there's a lot more!\n\nHope this helped!
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The Lyrics\n\nOye como va, Mi ritmo,\nBueno pa' gozar, mulata\n\nThe Translation\n\nHey, dig this rhythm I'm playing.\nIt's fun to party to, ain't it, my sweet little thing.\n\n\nThe More Literal Translation\n\nHey, how's it goin? (Oye, como va?) My rhythm (Mi ritmo)\nIs good (bueno) for (pa' -- short for para) for partying (gozar) my dark skined female (mulata*)\n\n* apparently, in Cuba there are many different words used to differentiate skin color, and mulata is one of them. However, the term has now supposedly be "slang-ized" to mean any hot chick burnin' up the dance floor. So the theory goes that the lyric doesn't really mean some particular skin color, just a hottie in general.
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it's italian...it means i love you so much...you can reply "ti amo anch'io" if you love him/her..if you don't love him, you can say "mi spiace ma non ti amo",that is to say i'm sorry but i don't love you..An usefull sentence is "possiamo restare amici",that is to say that we can be friends
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How much I love you.\n\nIt's Italian.\n\nIo como ti amo.
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Te Amo is how you say i love you with a deep passion.  that is the most sincere of the phrases.  the spanish word for love is amor, which conjugated to the "I" form is Amo.  Te Amo literally translates to " You I Love"
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in french.. j' taime (i love you)/ In Spanish= Te amo mi vida, te adoro y te aprecio(I love you , love of mylife, i adore you and appreciate you. Try to make her dreams come true...
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mami calientame el bochito\nel sapito evo\ncolegiala mueve la nalguita\nla chambita del chanchito\nrasca mi tranquita so tontita\ncumbichancha de la chanchita periquita\ntus ojetes me guarachearon cuando estaba en el barranco\nla chachita tinajera\nla rajita de sandia\nsuda tu pepita
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Nope, it is: érase una vez un chica que amaba a un chico\n\nIf you need more help with Spanish, e mail me at sejon_725@hotmail.com
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In Dutch:\nIk houd van u\n\nIn German:\nIch liebe dich\n\nIn Portuguese:\n_ eu te amo love you\n\nIn Spanish:\nTe amo\n\nIn Russian:\nЯ люблю вас\n\nIn French:\nJe t'aime\n\nIn Italian:\nTi amo\n\nIn Greek:\nΣας αγαπώ
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Ok here we go. \n\nTu no eres nada mas que un presumido.\nTe ves muy bien/guapo esta noche.\nEs que me da mucho coraje.\nVete a la chingada.\nChin.\nAndale....que ya se me hiso tarde.\nTu estas completamente fuera de si.\nComo es que hablas español?\nYa vete...no quiero hablar ahorita.\nEso es tan injusto.\nEstara tratando de clavarme un cuchillo en la espalda?\nEs un artista/estrella muy chido pero no es mi tipo.\nEn serio que me estas irritando ahorita.\nNo creo que tengas los huevos para hacer eso.\nEstas menso o que?\nEs ahora o nunca.
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It depends so much on the context.\n\nFirst of all, it depends on whether you are referring to the person in question as "tú" or "usted".  Although English speakers don't make a distinction like this anymore, it's really important for Spanish speakers.\n\nHowever, in this case, it's a pretty good bet that many of the people that you love are people who you also call tú, so I'll just give those possibilities in my answer.\n\nThe verb "amar" is generally only used for people to whom you feel a very deep connection.  This is generally only your spouse, romantic interest, or perhaps your mother.  The version of "I love you" in this situation would be "te amo".\n\nThe verb "querer" is used for people for whom you feel the love of friendship, a common bond.  This is the phrase you will probably want to use with just about everyone: "Te quiero".\n\nIf you're not sure which to use, stick with "te quiero".  They won't be offended.
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It says some words in English too, it does not has much sense and speaks so fast, I can understand why you don't get it:\n\nYo soy Raul, pingüino mas "cool", latino por supuesto 100% español, my brothers ¿Que?, luego me llama una señorita me enciende como flama, la fiesta, baila baila muchachita, mi corazón tiene dinamita !PUM¡, !Exacto¡, you look so beautiful to me babe, es tu papi pingüino.\n\nIn English:\n\nI am Raul, Penguin more cool, Latino of course 100% Spanish, my brothers What?, after a miss call me, ignites to me like flame, the party, dance, dance little girl, my heart has dynamite ¡POOM!, exact!,  you look so beautiful to me babe, is your daddy penguin.\n\nI hope it helps, Spanish is my first language.
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It's actually "que sera, sera". Translated from Spanish to English, it means "what will be, will be".
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It means "Are you fond of me?"...\nWe use this expression not only for a girlfriend or a boyfriend, but also for a relative, a friend...\nThe italian for the verb love is "amare"... \nwe say "Ti amo!", that is "I love you!"...\nthe question is "Mi ami?", that is "Do you love me?".
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tu tienes mi corazon\n\n"tu" is informal for "you"\n"tienes" means "have" (tengo also means "have," but for this use "tienes")\n"mi" is "my" \n"corazon" is "heart"\n\nThis is the way you pronounce it:\nTwo tee-yen-nays mee corr-ah-SON\n\nHope this helps. :)