Caroline (care-o-lean)
tu cara jajaja
Dear Chris oncle et sa tante Cara
You say Ca-ha with that little French rolling of your throat.
You say Cara and I.
You say Cara and I.
"bonjour, je m'appelle Cara, et vous ? / or: bonjour, mon nom est Cara, et le vôtre ?"
You have a friend. Tá cara agat. I have a friend. Tá cara agam.
extraño tu cara
comrádaí / cara
Cara de cabra!!
"I love your face" in Spanish is "Amo a tu cara". It is pronounced "AH-mow ah too CAH-rah".To the contrary, the infinitive verb "Amar" is actually used with the physical emotion of love (like that which is shared between people). Spanish speaking people use the verb "Encantar" to say "love" (an emphasis of 'like'). Therefore, properly translated, this should be "Me encanta tu cara"
when you are trying to joke someone it is: en tu cara! Or: en tu carota! But if you are trying to say someone he/she has something on his/her face you just say en tu cara