What dose Chupa minha pica pichu mean?
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idk i dont understand pokemon talk from pikachu
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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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ummm...ok po e perkthej. i'll translate it for you. i'll add some words to to make it rhyme a bit but it will have the same meaning. it's hard to make it rhyme.\n\n\na troubled kid my brother was\nmade my room always a mess\ni would smack him on his face\nhe started smoking when he was twelve\ni told my mom and dad\nbut i paid with my head :p
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The Cow is a sacred object in India therefore the phrase holy cow..\n\nToledo is a complete dump and needs the blessing of God or else it will turn into hell on earth.\n\nHence the phrases
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"Ojalá" may also mean "God willing."\n\n"A Dios le pido" does mean "I ask God (for)."  I put "for" in parentheses because there are two logical ways for the rest of the sentence to flow.  "A Dios le pido" + noun which serves as the direct object, or "A Dios le pido" + subordinate clause. \n\n"A Dios le pido un poco de paz." - I ask God for a bit of peace.  "A bit" is here the DO.\n\n"A Dios le pido que me dé un poco de paz." - I ask that God give/grant me a bit of peace. "That God grant me…" is a subordinate clause.  \n\nIn the second case, you wouldn't have "for" as part of the translation.\n\nOh, and the Juanés song is very good.\n\n-Fuz
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ARE YOU KIDDING? COULD MEAN WHATS UP TO EVERYONE IN S.A OR A HISPANIC SLANG OF WHATS UP TO THE HOMMIE..GET WITH IT DUDE.LOL
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"Los tramposos nunca prosperan". A spanish similar saying is "al que obra mal, mal le va".
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I'd bet that your friend is Mexican.\nYou're right, the phrase is Que onda.  Onda means wave, or vibration, so the literal translation is What wave? or What vibes?, but it is a common Mexican greeting meaning "What's up?" or "What's happening?"
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In latin i can't say. But I know it in german: "Ich liebe dich mit ganzen Herz", and in portuguese: "Eu te amo do fundo do meu coração".
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It means chick (as in baby chicken) or the more popular usage means penis.\n\nVerb-wise it means 'I paint' as well from Pintar. 'Eu pinto.' would be the full sentence.
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It's Spanish, or at least an approximation thereof.  I'm pretty sure it's not proper Spanish, but the approximate translation is "I still love your photogenic," or perhaps the intent was, "I still love you.  You're photogenic."  I can't be sure of the meaning, but it's something along those lines.\n\ntodavía = still\namo = I love, but in a very sexual way that was probably not intended by the writer\ntu = your (without an accent) or, as may have been intended, you (with an accent)\nphotogenic is English
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El domingo pasado, me desperté muy temprano(early), como a  las diez, desayuné salchichas y un té que no estivoeron mal. Después, vi Charmed a las doce, ¡me encanta Echizada(charmed)! Fue muy interesante, porque la aprendiza de Echizada la traiciono. Después me duché, me demore una hora porque me labe el pelo por lo que olia mal. De almuerzo, no comí nada porque mis padres, mi hermana, mi prima y yo ivamos a tener una grande comida esa tarde. Más tarde, hice mis deberes de español y repasé matemáticas y francés. Después, tuve una clase de religión que tomo una hora, aunque se me paso muy rapido. Despues termine a las cinco porque tenia la grande cena por la tarde. Luego, me dio hambre entonces a las cinco y media  me comí un plato de sopa de pollo que fue muy sabroso. Al momento, mis padres llegaron con mi primo y tío Jasbeer que fue muy simpático. nos tomamos una taza de café con leche y comimos pakoras que son muy ricas. Los adultos se sentaron a hablar, y nosotros nos aburridos, pero esperamos a que fueran las siete y media que fue cuando nos fuimos. Llegamos al restaurante, Bombay Dreams a las ocho. Conociamos el gerente, entonces la comida vino sin nosotros haber hecho la orden. Mientras comiamos, oiamos música en vivo. Mi prima y yo bailamos. A mi hermana y a mi nos encanto la comida. Despues nos fuimos a las diez derecho a acostarnos.\n\nthis sounds better but what you wrote is also understandable\ngood luck  with your spanish assignment.
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The chupacabra is a Latin American legend. It's name means "goat sucker," because it's supposed to be a creature that attacks goats and other farm animals in the middle of the night and sucks their blood. From the descriptions I've heard, it sounds something like a cross between a bat, a reptile and a monkey, but I'm sure that varies.
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Joga bonito means play beautiful in Portuguese
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The Filipino word "pigsa" means "boil" in English.  It is a large, sore, reddish skin abscess.
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we don´t use the term guapo or guapa for things like the eyes or the legs but for the whole person:\nmi cariño: my dear, my beloved\neres muy guapa: you are very handsome ( we use it mostly for men on women we use bella or bellisima- beautiful, bonita-pretty, hermosa-gorgeous )\nme encanta cuando sonries te pones muy guapa- I love ( or adore or it is enchanting ) it when you smile you look beautiful \n( again same thing with guapa )\nextraño tenerte en mis brazos- I miss having you in my arms\nsu piernas bonitas- it should be sus piernas bonitas but if you know her or have a relationship you don´t talk to her using su or sus ( unless she is colombian ) you use tu or tus and it means your pretty legs\nsu muy bueno con todo mi corazón- this part is wrongly constructed it means your very good with all my heart sounds like an on line translator\nte quiero-literally means you are dear to me or I want you it is used to say both things and it is taken also as I love you but not as formal\nte quiero nena-I love you baby\namo la forma en que me tocas-I love the way you touch me\nte amo mas que a la vida misma-I love more than life itself\n\n\nand that´s a 2 pointer ladies and gents
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the phrase is kinda wrong, it shoud be:\ntú que estás alto en el cielo, échame tu bencición = you who are high in heaven, give me you blessing\n\nor\n\ntú que estás en el alto cielo, échame tu bendición = you who are in the high heaven, give me your blessing\n\nNote: In spanish cielo means both sky and heaven