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De mí, mea ---- It seems an expression combining Spanish and Latin. Maybe used in Mass or a solemn speaking
De mí --- from me
mea (Latin) --- mine, singular feminine
The term mea amore is properly spelled mi amore. Mi amore is a Spanish translation for the words my love.
Mi cartelón de español Mi imagen decorativa de español
In Spanish it translates to: "El hermano de mi madre es mi" In English it translates to: "The brother of my mom is me"
"Me hiciste sacar mi libro de español" NEVER: Mi libro de Español.
De nada is the Spanish phrase that means 'Your welcome' and mi amor is Spanish for 'my love'.Your welcome, my love.
"Acerca de mi (familia)" means "About my (family)" in English.
Mi libro de español
You can say: "Mi experiencia de español" or "Mi conocimientos de Espanol." Conocer means to be familiar with but, "conocimiento" means knowledge of.
la muerte de mi
Salga de mi dormitorio!
una foto de mi
Mi Proyecto de Español