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What does kien eres komo t yamas mean?
Correct spelling is: Quien eres? Como te llamas? Means: Who are you? What is your name?
What does tu eres una mierda mean?
It means: "You are a sh?t" the word 'mierda' being the Spanish expletive or swear word.
What does que mierdad eres tu?
What (a) sh*t you are
What do you mean by hla como stas k cntas cmo t trata la lluvia?
It seems like you might be mixing languages or using a mix of words. "Hla como stas k cntas cmo t trata la lluvia" is a non-standard or muddled way of saying "Hola, ¿cómo estás? ¿Cuéntame cómo te trata la lluvia?" in Spanish, which translates to "Hello, how are you? Tell me how the rain is treating you."
What is a t-shirt called in Spanish?
T-shirt in Spanish is called "camiseta".
What is t shirt in spanish?
"Camiseta" is the Spanish word for t-shirt.
What does Mmm entiendo como t llamas d dond eres mean?
"Mmm I understand. What's yr name? Where're you from? "
What does T eres mi amiga todava mean?
It means, "You're still my [female] friend."
How do you say Star Trek in Spanish?
You spell it the way you did when asking your question. Good job, you spelled it correctly! S-t-a-r T-r-e-k.
How do you say it has been a while in Spanish?
http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=508327the answer to your question is here...
When you answer a negative question in Spanish you usually use the word no twice?
Double negatives are a fact of life in Spanish, and can be very uncomforatble for an English speaker. In answering a question in a negative, usually one would say "No", followed by an explanation. Example: "¿Quieres Ir al cine conmigo?" (Do you want to go to the movies with me?) might be answered "No. No me gusta la película." (No. I don´t like the film." The first "no" answers the question. The second is turns "me gusta" into the negative. This is very common useage in Spanish. Many other things that are answered as a positive in English are used as a negative in Spanish. Example: "no sabes nada." Literally, this is "you don´t know nothing". It would be translated normally as "you don´t know anything".
When you answer a question negatively in Spanish you usually use the word no twice.?
Double negatives are a fact of life in Spanish, and can be very uncomforatble for an English speaker. In answering a question in a negative, usually one would say "No", followed by an explanation. Example: "¿Quieres Ir al cine conmigo?" (Do you want to go to the movies with me?) might be answered "No. No me gusta la película." (No. I don´t like the film." The first "no" answers the question. The second is turns "me gusta" into the negative. This is very common useage in Spanish. Many other things that are answered as a positive in English are used as a negative in Spanish. Example: "no sabes nada." Literally, this is "you don´t know nothing". It would be translated normally as "you don´t know anything".
