"Pura Vida" literally means "Pure Life".
It is a phase used often in Costa Rica by Ticos. The underlying meaning is more like "living life to the fullest and richest." When I heard it, I really believed it about the person.
"Pure vida" is a Spanish phrase commonly used in Costa Rica that translates to "pure life" in English. It reflects the laid-back and positive attitude of the Costa Rican lifestyle, embodying concepts of relaxation, enjoyment, and being content with the simple things in life.
"Mi vida conectate" is a phrase in Spanish that translates to "my life, connect." It can be interpreted as a reminder or invitation to stay connected, either in terms of personal relationships or to the present moment.
In Portuguese, "vida" means "life."
"Mi vida" means "my life" in Spanish.
"You want coffee, my love? Well, go ahead and pour yourself a cup."
The name Vida is pronounced as "VEE-duh" in English.
sobre la vida = more than life
It doesn't make any sense. It means: "pure life Mae you leave me without any money"
The Crazy Life
sweet life
Tu eres mi vida
Calidad de Vida in English translates to the phrase 'quality of life'. One can translate more phrases from Spanish into English using Google Translate.
"Viva tu Vida"-live your life
It's Spanish for 'live your own life'
Estás viviendo tu vida loca.
This is a nonsense string of words that translate to = Love for to life Amor de mi vida = love of my life Amor para mi vida = love for my life amor para la vida = love for (the) life
My life is in your hands Audame.
Two alternatives (both from Wikipedia): Vivan siempre el trabajo y la paz - Long live work and peace Pura vida (literally: Pure life) (Contextually: Full life)