Can someone interpretate this for me.....its in Spanish?
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It is French... and it is not good. It looks like a translator was used.\n\nIt seems like it is supposed to be something like this: In place of taking certain images from the star. It has put more on it. Ok at I can say I at least tried.\n\nDoes not make much sense.
76061
Tell her, "El solo te esta utilizando para hechar unos polvitos." and she'll know what's up. By the way, there is no literal translation.
43869
Is that a Spanish word?\n\nIf so, it means insolent.
489930
OKEY:\nA- Yo estoy aqui para traerte el nuevo y sorprendente producto\n\nB- Estas tu cansado de siempre tener que cargar tus bolsitas para perro\n\nC- Todo lo que tienes que hacer es rociarlo con un aerosol\ny este desaparece\n\nGOOD LUCK¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡(BUENA SUERTE)
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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.
1082153
Luis, el jefe, decidió que ya no le gustaba este color, el quiere que hagas todo de nuevo pero en Naranja, el quiere estas dos paredes naranaja y rojo la de atras. tambien dice que se mira disparejo porque le pusiste mucha(pintura) en algunas partes. Yo pienso que se ve bien, pero ese es lo que el djo, el quiere que se vea muy parejo
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Peace be with you,\n\nI don't know what that means since I don't speak or understand those langugages but go to www.google.com and click on Language Tools (under the Search bar, it's a small link) and then you can copy and paste that and get its literal translation.\n\nI hope you find what you are looking for. =)\n\nPeace.
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Hoyuelos\n Maybe it could help you the page http://www.freetranslation.com/
884430
It's Spanish (from Mexico to be exact)...he uses alot of Mexican slang. The song is called Chilanga Banda and it's by Cafe Tacuba.
663363
it means "return" in spanish\nvuelve would be come back\nvolvido is returned\nvolviendo is coming back\netc etc
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OK, NO OFFENSE BUT IVE READ SOOO MANY MESSAGES ON HERE WHERE PEOPLE "TRANSLATE" ENGLISH TO SPANISH....UH-UH. IT IS WRONG 98% OF THE TIME. A LOT OF PEOPLE THINK THEY KNOW SPANISH BUT IT SOUNDS LIKE CRAP - JUST BEING HONEST. I AM 100% FLUENT ALL AROUND IN SPANISH! I SPEAK PROFESSIONAL SPANISH (LIKE FOR PAPERS OR INTERVIEWS) AND TEENAGE SPANISH TERMS TOO (WHEN YOURE WITH FRIENDS AND STUFF LIKE THAT).OK HERES YOUR ANSWER!!!!\n1) "Necesito que praticar mi español - Busco Chicas Latinas!" I used "I seek latin girls" for the last part because the spanish translation for required is 'necesita' and i already used that in the beginning of the sentence so I didnt want to repeat.\n2) "Soy un romanticó, me gusta cocinar, necesito alguíen que le gusten que le apapachen" For the last part apapachen means who liked to be cuddled/held/spoiled basically because there is no other word for it. \n\nThese translations are based on Mexican spanish. There are various spanish's (spain, puerto rico, coloumbia, costa rica, ecuador, ETC ETC ETC) and each country has their own way of saying certain things but this can be a very general overall translation that is plausible. Hope this helped!
74609
It means "he/she does" in Spanish.
250458
It makes no sense, I speak spanish. The translation could be something like "I love the bullets killed" that would be literally but there is a syntax error.\n\nWhere did you here it? What's the context?
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I'll let you translate these into spanish (good practice!) but hopefully they'll help.\n1. He is strong but tired of carrying his son.\n2. Mostly he complains! and says that he can't see anything yet.\n3. His dad asked him if he can see/hear any sign of the village they are going to yet (barking of dogs, lights)\n4.  Tranquilino was Ignacio's father.  I don't see where it says exactly what happened with him, aside from his baptizing Ignacio and giving him his name.  All I see is "A él también le tocó la mala suerte de encontrarse con usted" (He, too, had the bad luck of knowing you)>\n5. The mother died giving birth to a son.\n6. Ignacio cries to remember his poor mother (whom he made miserable!).\n\nHope this helps.  Thanks for the link - it was a good read.
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It's Valencian, and it means "a very big kiss". \nYW
264201
no amigo, pero te van a borrar la pregunta! preguntala en ingles... ;)\n\ngracias por los 2 puntos de todos modos ;)
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its spanish and means as many said "High view"\n\ngood luck :)