It is misspelled and ungrammatical, but it means: "I know SOS also to my uu LOL"
Me da igual. Es lo mismo a mi Me es igual.
"Same" in Spanish is "lo mismo" or "igual" "Igual" is used more often.
Oddly written, but I think it means: Que bien! Siempre ha sido asi y sin compromiso jaja es lo que da risa. Terrific! It's always been like that and without promise/compromise/betrothal/agreement ha ha It makes you laugh
You did it (Lo hiciste)
Lo eres todo para mí (tuteo)Lo sos todo para mí (voseo moderno)
It means, "I hope he loves you as much as you love him." It's a sentence a parent might say to their daughter (or son), or that might be expressed by a very intimate friend.
you mean "lo solo" or smth like that? that means: just IT/this
"Cómo lo hacen" = "How do they do it?" or "How is it done?"
Te lo mereces > you deserve it.
To say "whatever" in French, you can say "peu importe" or "peu importe ce que." In Spanish, you can say "lo que sea" or "da igual." In German, you can say "egal" or "was auch immer."
"No te lo comas" is Spanish for "Do not eat it".
"Lo dejo" in Spanish can mean "I leave it" or "I quit." The exact meaning can depend on the context in which it is used.