"You work fast but with a lot of caution."
Translation: Kelie me dijo que trabajas mucho/*tan.... *tan....= 'so (hard/long, etc.)' (or you could use 'mucho' by itself)
Muy. Never "mucho." "Mucho" means a lot. "Muy" means very.
Que comes mucho means, "That you eat a lot." BUT, Qué comes mucho means, "What do you eat a lot (of)?" Be careful because the accents are important.
"Te amo mucho" means "I love you much".
a tener mucho?
'mucho...' means 'a lot of...' 'punocho' I don't know.
te quiero mucho meas i love you a lot... so a possible answer is... yo tambien...which means me too or te quiero mucho tambien... which means i love you too.
The Spanish word 'Mucho Qusto' means nice to meet you in English.
tu with an accent means "you" si with an accent means "yes" y means "and" mucho means "a lot"
"Mucho caliente" means "much hot," which is grammatically incorrect. It's correct to say:muy caliente (very hot)ormucho calor (much heat)
"Mucho cansado" is a Spanish phrase that translates to "very tired" in English. "Mucho" means "very" or "a lot," while "cansado" means "tired." It's commonly used to express a high level of fatigue.
"mucho gusto encontrarle" or in short form only "mucho gusto"