With an accent over the 'a' in 'mas': 'more now'
Without an accent: 'but now'
"Mas ahora" translates to "but now" in English. It is used to indicate a contrast or shift in focus from a previous point to the current moment.
"Diciendo ahora" in English translates to "saying now" or "saying currently."
"Hacer ahora" means "do now" in English. It is used to indicate an action that needs to be done immediately or promptly.
"Ahora te lo mando" means "I'll send it to you now" in Spanish.
"Si puedo ayudarla ahora" means "if I can help you now" in English.
"Perro ahora" in Spanish means "but now." It is often used to add contrast or to transition to a new topic in a conversation or a piece of writing.
it means: "Haha you want more call me now"
"Eres mas cercano a mi ahora"
Nosotros necesitar mas dinero ahora.
It means, "Now it's no longer a matter of strolling with them and having fun with them [females]."
It means, "and now that" or, if it is phrased as ¿y ahora qué? it would mean "and now what?"
matame ahora means kill me now
Ahora es means "Now is'
ahora mismo = right now. Donde estas ahora mismo = where are you right now.
"Perro ahora" in Spanish means "but now." It is often used to add contrast or to transition to a new topic in a conversation or a piece of writing.
"Now we're drinking Fanta; it's much better here."
"Que vas a hacer ahora?" means "What are you going to do/make now?"
"Viva mas" isSpanishfor "live mas".