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How do i say if i could have anything it would be you in spanish?
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∙ 11y ago
Translation: Si yo pudiera tener cualquiera cosa, yo tendría tu.
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How do you say anything in spanish?
Cualquier cosa
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How do you say Stuart in Spanish?
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What does the name Kayley mean in Spanish?
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