what is "go away" in Spanish?
369653
Go with what tianshi417 said. You could also say "Dejame / Dejeme en paz." (Leave me alone)
570292
Cagando el palo. \n\nto me and all my friends as we understand it is when a person is raining on your parade or pretty much arguing with you for stupid sh*t.\n\nwe pretty much use it when someone comes in and starts trying to turn our good time into something shitty.\n\ne.g. "Entonces si ya sabes, Porque chingados estas cagando el palo!?!"
542684
bless you and go away....
813692
It means to leave without saying goodbye, or to take advantage of an invitation (a party, a meal etc) and then dash off the minute the goodies are over. Imagine inviting someone to a fancy restaurant and they eat a hearty meal and then the minute they finish their dessert it's "Oh is that the time, I've got to run" before the check comes...no conversation, no nothing.\nThe Spanish call this "taking English leave" and I think in French they say something similar.
818263
ir = to go\n\nvaya as a command (imperative form)\n\nvaya a la tienda = go to the store (using usted as the pronoun)\nvaya a su casa = go home (using usted the formal way of saying "tú" = you)\n\nvaya as the present sunjunctive (3rd person)\n\nespero que vaya a la tienda = i hope he/she/you(usted) goes to the store
530007
italian, and means Bye Bye...
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Besame, besame mucho,\nComo si fuera esta noche la última vez,\nBesame, besame mucho,\nQue tengo miedo a perderte, perderte despues.\nQuiero sentirte muy cerca mirarme en tus ojos verte junto a mí\nPiensa que tal vez mañana yo ya estare lejos, muy lejos de ti.
59227
ultimo (last)\npenultimo (secont to last)\nantepenultimo (third to last)\n\nthat's as far as i go.
173672
If it is in Spanish it means a room, such as a living room or dining room--not a kitchen, bedroom or bath
112359
It's short for "May God speed you on your journey."  Good-bye is also a shortening, some even say corruption, of "God be with you."
1020059
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
663363
it means "return" in spanish\nvuelve would be come back\nvolvido is returned\nvolviendo is coming back\netc etc
997107
It's definitely Spanish from Spain.  "Bailao" is a regional pronounciation for the word "bailado" (danced).  Is that the complete sentence?\n\nI've heard the sentence "Lo bailado (or bailao) nadie me lo quita" (literally "nobody can take away from me what I have danced", meaning "what I have enjoyed (the good time I had) cannot be taken away from me").\n\nSo, back to your original sentence, the literal translation would be "have what you have danced (or enjoyed) taken away from you".
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Well the old standby is of course:\n- Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye (by Steam)\n\n                    -or- \n\nGloria Estefan's "Go Away" had really funny lyrics.
607492
Oh, my! I am a native Spanish speaker myself and I found it difficult to understand.\n\nTo begin with, "figure out" is translated here separately, not as a phrase. So "figure" has taken the mathematical meaning, and "out" is translated as in "The dog is OUT of the house".\n\nSecondly, "ésta" is only one of the different translations for "this" into Spanish. Here, the correct form would be "esto", but the automatic translators wouldn't know that.\n\nThen "will" is an auxiliary for the future, but in Spanish we don't use auxiliaries. We use a simple verbal form. But, since you misspelt "receive", the computer program didn't understand what you meant, and it translated "will" as in "Last will and testament", that is, as a noun. And of course, it left "recieve" as it was. "Will receive" translates as "recibirá".\n\nAs for "hacer la buena suerte" it is totally beyond me what on earth you may have typed to get that.\n\nThen, you don't say (in English) "First one to answer". You say "The first one to answer". Possibly that would have rendered a better translation from the program.\n\nFinally, you spell "guaranteed", in English. You mispelt that, and your program didn't work there either.\n\n\nBelieve it or not, this is not to laugh at you. This is to show how dreadfully bad these programs are, and that you should get a human tranlator to do your translations.
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if you mean --het beste--this is Dutch ,and it means all the best --and you say it when you leave somebody,  like goodbye or see you later or hasta la vista.\nalso when someone goes to do something like go for an exam or intrevieuw it means good luck
915000
Leave (Get Out) by Jojo\n\nLyrics:\nhttp://www.lyricsdomain.com/10/jojo/leave_get_out.html