"Quieres" is from the word "querer" (to want). Translated as a question: (do you) want?, as a statement : (you) want. The word "querer: is also inappropriately used as "to love".
"Quieres" translates to "you want" in English.
The translation of "con migo quieres hablar con el" in English is "do you want to talk with me or with him?"
"Quiero aprender inglés."
"Tu quieres" means "you want" in English.
"Todavía me quieres" means "Do you still love me?" in English.
If I'm correct it means "What you want b*tch?" or something similar to that.
It means "What do you want?"
"Quiero aprender inglés."
The translation of "con migo quieres hablar con el" in English is "do you want to talk with me or with him?"
Literally, do you want to marry with me? Actually, a proposal, sort of. Will you marry me.
"¿Cuántos quieres?" means "how many do you want" in English.
¿Qué dice? can mean "What is he (or she, or it) saying?" or "What does he (or she, or it) say?" Or it can mean "What do you say?" or "What are you saying?" (you, formal)
"Todavía me quieres" means "Do you still love me?" in English.
You could say "¿Quieres venir a mi graduación?"
If you want to climb the highest mountain in the world you have to visit me.
If I'm correct it means "What you want b*tch?" or something similar to that.
"Tu quieres" means "you want" in English.
As a question: Do you want to fight? As a statement: You like to fight.