what does the phrase Oh Mylanta mean?
605402
This odd phrase is similar to "oh my land," with the interesting addition of hailing the stomach-acid-reducing medicine.\n\n"Oh mylanta, it was bad!"
923816
It means a quotation or saying
947400
I agree with byzantino's answer: "May God be with you" is correct but in Spanish we also use it like "Godspeed" ( good fortune; success (used as a wish to a person starting on a journey, a new venture, etc.).
940144
It's Spanish, not Latin.\n\nAnd "tu amor" means "your love", but another commonly heard phrase is "tú, amor", which means "you, (my) love".  I haven't heard the song so I'm not sure which one is being used in your case; they sound identical so you have to figure it out from context.
46899
Arti sehari-hari:\n"Ini yang saya suka!"\nEveryday use:\n"I love this!"\n\nKalau Anda mau belajar arti 'literal':\n"Ini yang justru saya suka!"\nIf you want to expand on the meaning:\n"This is just what I love!"
885141
The need to do something to you...\n\nusted mi me divertire esta noche\nDoesn't make a whole lot of sense.  Probably should be Con usted me divertiré esta noche, which would translate to "With you, I will have fun tonight."
579156
It's not freestyle, but have you heard Yo Lamento (Amiga no pienses) by Ivy Queen? \n\nYo lamento que seas mi amiga\nse te das cuenta que me mira\nquiero evitar y es evidente\nun huracan que es eminente \nen ocaciones evite \nporque se que el es tu hombre\npero me lleva su mirada\ny ahora estoy enamorada...
477147
It means that she's misquoted the phrase "I am woman, hear me roar," from the song "I Am Woman" by Helen Reddy.\n\nhttp://www.lyricsdownload.com/helen-reddy-i-am-woman-lyrics.html
1182729
hold me now by thompson twins?\nit says hold me know, whoa, warm my heart, stay with me, ooh, stay with me, let loving start, let loving start, whoa-oh.\n\nyou asked if i loved you what would i say you know that i do and that this is just one of those games that we play.
787366
*raises her hand*\n\nMe!\n\n---------\n\nOh well,.. it means things you are saying may take a turn for the grim, sick, twisted,.. undead,...   Not the kind of things that are like Sunshine, Lolipops, and Puppies,...  But maybe your laughing at someone getting hurt or your jokes contain such out come.\n\nIt may seem funny to you but not some thing other people notice,.. because they are busy being as much like the Average Joe as posible.
487390
¿Te gustaria ir al cine (conmigo*)? Me encantaria.\n\n\n*(with me)\n\nI warn you, most people here are using online translators, which sound weird and do not translate things correctly.
515631
hey..\n  i too like that song very much.. i also have been searching for the meaning.. at last one of my frnds who noes tamil translated it for me..\n  it means..\n  oh beautiful.. my world revolves round u..\n  as ur photo, in my pocket constantly touching my heart..\n       my heart goes crazy about u..\n  your eyes blosoms at me and i float in the sky.. \n     and start dreaming with my eyes opened..(daydreamin)\n\nit is the meaning!!!\nhope  like it..
1186384
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.
447546
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.
485336
First of all, Rooney, it's "joga bonitO", with an "o" at the end. Joga, a verb in the 3rd person singular imperative, means play. Bonito in this case works as an adverb, not an adjective. It means beautifulLY -- NOT beautiful.\n\nSumming up: joga bonito = play beautifully.\n\n(Most other translations you got are just "bosta"= crap.)
582917
its spanish and means as many said "High view"\n\ngood luck :)
88995
It means "My home is your home."