I've recently just came back from Spain with my friend, i've been going back & fourth to the same place since i was 2. Now im back though, i feel depressed all the time, i want to go ...
My wife (who is pregnant in her 2nd trimester) and I plan on going on a 10-day vacation to Spain around early May. Since we have never been to Spain before nor do we speak any Spanish, and especially ...
I'm going to Palma Nova next week and am trying to work out how much money to take for 1 week so I'm would like to know a rough idea of food and drink prices around the area....
aisha leigh
Abraza me se tu me amas? means?
what does it means? i heard it means embrace me if u love me.
i'd like to use this word to this guy ive been dating but i wanted to be sure what it means i dont want to make a fool out of myself.. he iis spanglish i think he'll be more than fascinated with me.
Abrazame SI tu me amas. Embrace me if you love me.
"SI" means "if" ; and the letter " i " sounds exactly the same in both words.
Abrazame, se (que) tu me amas. Embrace, I know you love me.
That´s the meanning, if you tried to say the second phrase but missed the word "que".
Greetings from Mexico.
abuela Nany
The phrase is not quite complete, it is missing a word (que), if you want to impress him I'll complete it for you, so it doesn't sound like pidgin talk...
you can replace "me amas" with "me quieres" (you want me...but in affectionate not physical sense) (may key-air-ace)
"Te quiero" in spanish means I love you even though querer is the verb that literally means want..
"Te deseo" in spanish means: I want you (physically as in I desire you)
Here's another phrase that you could try...
"Me gusta estar a tu lado" (means: I like being next to you or I enjoy being at your side)
phonetics:
May goose-tah ay-star ah too lah-do
Very romantic phrase!!!
ck1_content
put your arms around me if you love me
schenzy
"Embrace me if you love me" you're absolutely right. That's exactly what it means.
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