Englis: "she really wants you" Spanish: "ella le quiere realmente"
The verb "querer" means "to want." The present tense form for she/he/it is "quiere." So "he wants" in Spanish is "el quiere."
que quiere emborracharse
Realmente.
In Spanish you would say: Quien quiere comida Mexicana?
estas gordo [thats a really mean thing to say] lol
Who wants it with me say: Me!!!
"Quien quiere?" means who wants. If you add a verb in the infinitive form (such as comer) to the end of the phrase, it become "who wants to eat?"
"Eres bastardo." That's really offensive in Spanish, though.
to say 'i am really in love with you' in spanish is estoy realmente en amor con usted to say 'i am really in love with you' in spanish is estoy realmente en amor con usted to say 'i am really in love with you' in spanish is estoy realmente en amor con usted Change that to "Estoy realmente enamorado de usted". If you are feminine, change enamorado to enamorada.
muy mal
Me gusta mucho.
eres en realidad