its 125 this is sivan :-]
¿Cuántas veces has estado allí?
Dulces (meaning sweets), or some times "caramelos", which means "caramels", but is many times used more broadly.
veinte y uno
Literally, "come bien", but many times you will hear "buen provecho".
Condom!! but you have to say it really fast 5 times :)
Las mujeres son complicadas. You will notice that in Spanish, there are many instances of the definite articles for "the" (el, los, la, las) that we would consider to be extraneous in English. A Spanish speaker, for example, when asked to say "women are complicated" many times will revert to Spanish grammar, and say "the women they are complicated", which is the literal translation of "Las mujeres son complicadas".
Translation: Buenos Tiempos.
¿Cuántos, as?
Muchos.
Barcelona have won the Spanish title 19 times.
You could express this in several ways. Using the future tense, you could say "Le diré". You can use a construction that is many times referred to "immediate future", and say "Voy a decirle", or "'I'm going to tell him". It is also, in Spanish, legitimate to use the present tense, or "le digo pronto", or "I tell him soon". The last form is NOT allowed in English, but is really quite common in Spanish. Many times, this will lead a native Spanish speaker to say things like "I do it tomorrow" or "I see you tomorrow".
Muchos/as= Many (male/female) múltiple= MultipleIn spanish