Without a context, it's difficult to exactly interpret this sentence. It could mean any of the following:
1) I want one as bad [as that one].
2) I want one so bad.
3) I love one [that's] equally bad.
"I want one so bad."
The word "uno" in Spanish means "one" in English.
"Uno como tu" means "one like you" in Spanish. It is used to express similarities or comparisons between two individuals.
"Es la uno en punto" translates to "It's one o'clock" in English.
"El mi uno y solo" is not a correct phrase in Spanish. It seems like a mix of different words that do not make sense together. "Uno y solo" translates to "one and only."
"I am number one, do you understand?"
"He's very handsome and I want one with his color"
Quiero uno también.
'uno (minus, really 'menos' in Spanish) uno' = 'one minus one'
uno means one (1). It can also mean the indefinite article "a" or "an".
== == I'm pretty sure that "Eres mi uno y solo amor" means "You're my one and only (love)" "I love you" in Spanish is Te quiero or Te amo, whichever you want to use. So it should be " Eres mi uno y solo amor y te amo (or te quiero)."
Uno minuto mas -One minute more
One for all. All for one
Numeral uno means number one in Spanish. It also means roman numeral one in Spanish which is "I". Edit: "numeral uno" actually means "numeral one". But you probably meant to write "número uno" which means "number one". It does not mean roman numeral one.
One and are (?)
If you mean the subtraction, that would be "dos menus uno". If you mean a hyphen, to separate parts of a code, that would be "dos guión uno".
viente uno
The word "uno" in Spanish means "one" in English.