how to say in spanish - Do not touch?
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NO TOCAR POR FAVOR! / DO NOT TOUCH PLEASE!
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Me dispensa le puedo hace por favor algo acerca de su olor? Usted huele. \n\nGracias\n\n\nWHich is in English\n\nExcuse me can you please do something about your odor?  You smell.\n\nThanks \n\nOr \n\nUsted huele\n\nUsted huele\n\nUsted es hediondo\n\nUsted huele como mierda\n\nIn ENglish\n\nYou smell\n\nYou stink\n\nYou are funky\n\nYou smell like shit
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Hootie, be ware, as there are a few very nasty translations listed.\n\nPor favor coloque el basurero debajo de mi escritorio una vez que lo haya vaciado.\n\nPor favor:  please\ncoloque:    place\nel basurero;  the trash can\ndebajo:  under\nmi escritorio:  my desk  (or, el escritio:  the desk)\nuna vez que:  once you \nlo haya vaciado:  have emptied it.\nMuchas Gracias:  Thank you very much\n\nHope this helps.
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In English:\ndon't stand up\n In French:\nne vous levez pas\n\nIn English:\nlet us not get dressed yet ("Don't lets".. is improper)\n In French:\nn'obtenons pas habillés encore
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There's no word like that in the Spanish language that I know of. Seems like you are trying to spell "Impedir" which means , to block, avoid or prevent.Good luck :)
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"Your mother", to a friend, would be, "tu mamá".  It's advisable not to say "tu madre" because that could be taken as an insult, presumably a reference to the sexual habits of the aforementioned.  \n\nTo someone you would address by "usted", say "su señora madre".
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do not do it\nrun away PLEASE !
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#1 Mi amiga le gusta el tenis. A ella le gusta comer, correr, y nadar.  Ella es muy atletica.  Ella le gusta los deportes, pero principalmente juega tenis.  \n\n#2 Yo me meto en la ducha, entonces me visto, despues me cepillo el pelo, entonces me pongo maquillaje, despues me cepillo los dientes, y me voy para la escuela.\n\n#3 Yo limpio mi cuarto.  Limpio la cocina.  Limpio el baño.  Lave los platos.  Pase la aspiradora por la casa. Restregue las paredes.\n\n#4 Voy a casa de un amigo(a).  Voy a nadar.  Voy a la tienda.  Voy a casa de abuela.  Voy al parque.  Voy a dormir.  Voy a la iglesia.\n\n#5 Mi papa me pedira que pase la aspiradora, barra el piso, y lave las paredes.  Mi mama me pedira que lave los platos, limpie mi cuarto, y el baño.
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It's spanish and it means "forget me".
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Aunque soy inglesa, hablo espanol tambien!  Es una lengua bonita y quiero Espana, especialmente Barcelona donde hay muchas trabajos de Gaudi!\n\nThe first sentence is the sentence people tend to use!  But the second sentence is also right!
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Egad! I do not allow strangers to touch me other than a handshake. That would drive me nuts too!
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Is that a Spanish word?\n\nIf so, it means insolent.
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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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The spanish is very bad. But I think this is what it says:\n\nHow do you say\nBut this one (a girl) doesn't understand spanish\nI know that I bother you I'm very sorry.\nCan we be friends again?
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The only answers here that are correct are:\n    "Hace mucho tiempo que no hablo contigo/con usted"\n    "Hace mucho tiempo que no converso contigo/con usted"\n    "No he hablado contigo/con usted en mucho tiempo"\n    "No he conversado contigo/con usted en mucho tiempo"
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you can say porque no te cierras el hocico. Which means why dont you close your pie hole!
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In Latin America we have different ways to do it, but in Mexico we usually say "Bueno" (good) or "¿Diga?" (Talk?)... it also depends on your situation, if you are working then you'll answer "Gracias por llamar a xxxx" (Thanks for calling to xxxx)... it also changes from country to country, in some places they say "Aló" or "Hola"