what does Te Amo Corozon mean?
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Te Amo: I love you\nCorozon: heart\nit can be used either to say I love u sweety(heart) or the love of my heart... :o)
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"Te quiero" or "Te amo"
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the meaning is ,,buenos
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wow it's badly broken up... \ndirectly translated it would be\nwith my love be sure \n--de m'mamour soiez sure  \nto my life whole heart \n--a ma vie coer entier\nmy whole heart you have \n--mon coeur avez\nprobably safe to say it means more like \nmy love, be assured you have my heart for a lifetime\nor something to that effect
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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. :)
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It literally means, "saints."  It is often used in New Mexico in reference to statues of saints.  A santero is the artist who makes these statues.
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Un Deseo Especial de Pascua\n\nUna primavera que llena el corazón y el alma con alegrías -- algún viejo, algún nuevo.. \n\nY las memorias causaron mantener -- eso es mi deseo de Pascua para usted.
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It is from the Hebrew Amayn meaning "let it be so".  The longer version of this would be Kayn Yihi Ratzon.\n\nIn Jewish practice, it isn't something you would say after your own prayer, but rather something you would say after hearing someone else's prayer. So it acts as an affirmation that you agree with what the other person has said.
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the first answerer was almost right....it's "que normalmente significa UN regreso a la tierra de los vivos"
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the best translation to this would be:\nfuíste un sueño que alguna vez tuve.
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It is referring to the Holy Spirit.  En el nombre del Padre, Del Hijo y El Espiritu Santo.  In the name of the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit.
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Ser o Parecer\nquien te imaginas\nno me puede ser\nla due?a de tu vida\nsi no me miras baby\n\nMucho yo intente\npor levantar la voz\npor despertar el interes vacio\nque te haga mio baby\n\ny se que tal ves ese dia nunca me susedra\n\nchorus\nPero con mis sue?os siempre aces\ntal como una luz que me ilumina\ny al despertar quiero volverlo a intentar\nyo se que el corazon late mas fuerte mas que un\nmotor y auque no sabes nada de mi ya\nte abre de alcanzar amor\n\nCuando lo logre y me aserque a ti\nme conjele los nervios me matavan\nno dije nada baby\nOtro dia que me convenci de hablar\nte vi con otra muy contento\nno era el momento baby\n\nComo susedio que estoy loca tan enamorada\n\nChorus\n\nVer te pasar sin hablar es un cruel sufrimiento\nque desaparece de pronto cuado te pienso\nvolando a milado colgados de un sentimiento\nno importan los dias que pase o muera en el intento\n\nVolverlo a intentar\n\nChorus\n\n( guys )\npero con mis sue?os siempre aces tal como una luz\nque me ilumina\ny al despertar quiero volverlo a intentar yo\n\n( Volverlo a intentar )\n\n\n( all )\nSe que el corazon late mas fuerte mas que un motor\ny auque no sabes nada de mi ya te abre de alcanzar\namor\n\nSer o parecer quien imaginas x2
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Te quiero con todo mi corazon, pero nada dura para siempre\n\n(my first language is spanish)
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I think the person who wrote this put it in Google and got a crappy MSN name out of it.\n\nI think they MEANT to say 'no mas Senora bueno chico'.\n\nIt literally means 'no more mister good people' which is NOT what was intended.
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Means I want you but not necessarily with the physical connotations as in English it is derived from the word cariño which could be translated as fondness so we could say La quiero mucho or Le tengo mucho cariño it is used to express feelings but not as committing as using the word love, of course te quiero also means I want you and can be used also to say I want water you have to distinguish between the querer from fondness (cariño) and querer  from wanting, which by the way querer also is used to express physical desire for someone as in English but ordinarily it is for cariño.
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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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Umm. I tried www.freetranslations.com and it did not give me an answer that made sense. Is it posible you typed it in wrong? It would not translate proximo concuido. I think proximo means near. Something about handsome when you are near me- or something like that.