How do I say "Just Keep Living" in Spanish?
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Just keep living...you could say, "Sigue viviendo," which literally means keep living/continue living.  I'm taking a guess at your situation (might be way off base) and wondering if you might want to say something like, "Es solo que quiero que vivas" or "Es solo que quiero que sigas viviendo", which mean "It's just that I want you to live" and "It's just that I want you to go on living."\n\nYou are my friend: Eres mi amigo (amiga if a girl).\nI love you: Te amo, or te quiero\nI am thinking about you: Estoy pensando en ti (Means I'm thinking about you RIGHT NOW), or Pienso en ti (means I think about you...more of an ongoing activity)\n\nHope these help!  I did them all in the "tú" form because I'm assuming this is a friend...
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It's Spanish for "You will always be in heart."
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Rafael don't f**k with me.\nSecond sentence should be "tu" instead of "mi".  Which would actually be colloquially Tu Madre.....them's fighting words.
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"Más tarde fuimos a un restaurante mexicano y yo pidé enchiladas y la comida era muy buena."\n\nThough you really should make those separate sentences.
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Yes, in country's speaks Spanish use sing "Spoken English"\nor "English Spoken" last is most use.\n\n     "ENGLISH SPOKEN"
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Latin.\n\nTranslation: "Everybody lives; not everybody deserves to."\n\nI agree.  For example, the worst mass-murderers like Stalin or Pol Pot do not, in my opinion, deserve to live.
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In reasonable Spanish it would be\n\nMi reloj se rompió cuando se cayó en la piscina. Sucedió la semana pasada y estoy pensando en comprarme otro hoy. Pues, ¿cual debería comprar? es que me parecen todos muy caros. \n\nBut since you want it EXACTLY as in word for word (it will be incredibly bad Spanish for the most part of course, since the grammar is all different.)\n\nMi reloj rompió cuando cayó dentro de la piscina. Eso pasó pasada semana, hoy yo estoy planificando en comprando otro uno. Ahora, cual uno debería yo comprar, ellos todos parecen ser tan costosos?
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Hmmm, want to talk to a spanish speaking housekeeper?\nFirst of all, remember the basics "Por Favor" and "Gracias" that mean Please and Thank you respectively.\n\nThe Would you please is "Podría por Favor"\nWhen you want to ask for something you can use that last phrase with an infinitive verb following it.\n\nExamples: Podría Por Favor ..> \nPlanchar = To Iron\nLavar = To Wash\nTrapear = To Mop\nCocinar = To Cook\nLimpiar = To Clean (General)\nBarrer = To Sweep\nAspirar el piso, alfombra = Vaccuum the Floor, Carpet\nHacer/Tender las camas = To make the beds\n\nRefering then to abjects:\nEl Piso = The Floor\nLa(s) Alfombra(s) = The Carpet(s)\nLa(s) Ventana(s) = The Window(s)\nLa Puerta = Door\nLa Cortina = Curtain\nLas Toallas = Towels\nLas Sábanas = Bed Sheets\nEl Mantél = Table Cloth\n\nTime Markers:\nAhora = Now\nen media hora = In half an hour\nen una hora = In an hour\nDespues de lo que está haciendo = After what you are doing now.\nDespues de eso = after that\n---\n\nThis should give you a fairly good management with house chores, and you can start constructing phrases.\n\nI.E. "Podria por favor limpiar las ventanas despues de lo que esta haciendo?"
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Estas rompiendo la ley.\n\nEstas haciendo algo ilegal.\n\nEstas quebrantando la ley.\n\nAll of them are the same so pick the one you like.
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Ficadas is not a word in spanish.It sounds like portuguese of the verb ficar that is stay.
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Se usa en estos ejemplos: \n1. ya vete\n2. ya callate\n3. yoyo\n4. yo fui a la casa\n\nLa "ll" se usa asi:\n1. la llave se me olvido\n2. la lluvia esta muy fuerte\n3. la llanta no sirve\n4. en mi escuela, ella no me escucho\n5. ellos son malos
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Quite good, though try not to transalte literally. Most times, it doesn't work.\n\nHola. Soy estudiante de español, y acabo de escribir un parrafo en español y me gustaría que lo LEYESEN/LEYERAN y me DIESEN/DIERAN SU VALORACIÓN/OPINIÓN -especialmente los HISPANOHABLANTES, como POR EJEMPLO, SI hay frases extrañAs, ETC.. - no soy HISPANOHABLANTE y no tengo mucha fluidez. ( LA SIGUIENTE HISTORIA ES MÁS LARGA, pero hay un límite de palabras aquí.)\n\nDe repente Fernando, que estaba hablando por teléfono, se puso muy corpulento?!?!? y enojado y dijo, "No me digas eso, Juan, amigo. No me digas eso. Cuando yo te dirijo?!?!?! (DIGO) que el proyecto se debe completar en mayo..." Aquí se calló, y todos en la oficina se callaron también.\n\n"Nativos" sounds in spanish like,"Hi! I'm a sioux or a cheyenne.." so don't use it. Guess it's literal translation from "native-speakers". Wrong. If anything, might be similar to "autoctonous".\n\n"Corpulento" means tough-guy, strong man, Hulk Hogan, heheeehe. Doesn't really fit in the paragraph, does it?\n\n"Retro-alimentación". Literal translation from feed-back, uh?. Nope, looks weird. Perhaps you found that word in the dictionary but no-one speaks like that. In fact, a few people would rather say "feed-back", but 99% of the  times we just say something like give me your view, opinion, correct me, etc..\n\n**********************************\n\nTake an exam; "hacer un examen", or "examinarse" (verb; yo me examino, tu te examinas, él se examina..)\n\n"Retro-alimentación" issue; YES, your teacher is WRONG. Tell him I said that. :) Don't try to translate feed-back, it's impossible, believe me!!!
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you can say:\n\n¿Te gustaría casarte conmigo?\n¿Te casarías conmigo?\n¿Desearías casarte conmigo?\n¿Quieres casarte conmigo?
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A Spanish translation of "side"\n\nhahaha, I really don't know :-p
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Keep it in English. It's the national language here and it's our national anthem. Or we can go to Mexico and start doing the same things down there.
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Yo sólo    sé        un poco\nI    only   know      a   little\n\nthis means it too, but use the above\nSolamente sé un poco\n\n\nadios
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There are 2 solutions, short and long:\n1. Short - buy an English version and be happy\n2. Long - learn Spanish and be richer (of one more language) and happier