yes sure
It means that you ring a persons doorbell and run or hide
Wite-Out was created in 1966.
in the wite house in the wite house
Here are a few translations for "I love you" in different languages: Spanish: "Te amo" French: "Je t'aime" Italian: "Ti amo" German: "Ich liebe dich" Each phrase expresses affection in its respective language.
Ich liebe dich nein ich hasse dich = I love no I hate you
The original was "Bück dich, ich mach dich glücklich." i think. "Bück" not "Buch" ;) Did u?! ;)
Für Dich was created in 1994.
Wenn es Dich nicht gäbe müßte ich Dich erfindentranslates as if you didn't exist I would have to invent you.
No no
"brauche dich" means "need you" in English.
No, white is not an adverb, because white is an adjective.
Ich vermisse Dich is the diect translation, but you can also say Du fehlst mir