You could say "Chica, he buscado en todos partes para ti".
francis says:
I'm sorry but that's not the correct way of writing it (about the 1st answer)
"chica, te he buscado por todas partes"
grammar explanation (for Noetol):
1."partes" is feminine in spanish, there for it can not be "todos partes" it has to be "todas partes"
2. and, in this case, you can't translate "for you" as "para ti" it has to be "por ti", 'cause even though "para ti" is also a translation for "to you", "para" means "for", as to give something.
expl. this gift is for you, este regalo es para ti.
in this case "for", is part of the verb "look", I'm looking-for her.
3. anyway, in spanish you have to take away the "for you" and replace it with a "te" at the beginning of the frase. if it was "for her", it would be "le".
only in case of "I have looked everywhere for your pencil" the translation would be "he buscado en todas partes por tu lapiz", all tough in a more colloquial way you would take the "por" away and just say: "he buscado en todas partes tu lapiz"
hope my answer clarified your question :D
dondequiera doquier doquiera
Everywhere I've looked it says "panecillo". At home we just always say "bagel" but with a spanish accent xP
~ Nina is how to say girl in spanish...... duhhh didnt you go to school! LOL
You can say "chica china" in Spanish to mean Chinese girl.
You're my girl
I'm am sorry to say, no you cannot. i have looked and looked everywhere even in America and they do not sell it, it is the same for the playstation 3.
Chica
i really dont know but i looked everywhere and it doesn't say any where!!
"I looked for food" in Spanish is "Busqué comida." It is pronounced, "boo-SKAY ko-ME-dah." Sites such as learn-spanish.co.il provide audio pronunciations of many common Spanish words.
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Maestra.