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to words: I LOVE YOU -COULD BE: TE QUIERO or TE AMO "te amo" is more like a strong love you would say to your lover.. family maybe.. and "te quiero" is more to say to friends.. family... it is not as STRONNG as TE AMO.
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What word has a Spanish root?
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Count them in a Spanish dictionary
How many Arab words do you speak in spanish?
Most Spanish words beginning with "al" have originated from the Arab language.
How many Spanish language words?
Just like English language, Spanish language has unlimited amount of words
Why so many Spanish words have become part of American English?
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8% of the Spanish dictionary, see the Related Link.
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1,483
How many Arabic words are there in Spanish language?
6000
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Soft in Spanish?
There are many words for 'soft' in Spanish, many of them linked to particular nouns. You need to be more specific. Soft what?
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