Yo soy tu vida, querido/a (male/female 'dear')
"Querido diario" is how you would say "dear diary" in Spanish.
Dear (noun) = cariño Dear (adjective) = querido To = a
soy suyo para vida
I am in home, dear. "dear" is not capitalized when at the end of a sentence.
Querido John is a Spanish equivalent in Spain to the title of the movie 'Dear John'.
For dear life written if you run, fight, hold on etc for dear life, you do it as fast or as well as you can because you are afraid:she grasped the side of the boat and hung on for dear life.
rather/a bit dear
I love you, my life. ("My life" being a term of endearment commonly used in Spanish, the same way in English we say honey, sweetie, my dear, etc.)
querida hermana
querido amigo
Querida berta
Mi querido.