It is Hasta Luego it means
See you later
"Hasta luego" in English translates to "see you later". It is a phrase used to say goodbye with the intention of seeing the person again in the near future.
Hasta means "until".
hasta ayer = until yesterday
Hasta pronto means see you soon
If you mean Hasta Manana / Hasta Manyana, this means Until Tomorrow in Spanish
Hasta pronto = See you soon.
Hasta you varte in English means until you see.
it's Hasta Luego......it means see you later
hasta nunca = until never or see you never
'hasta la vida' means 'until life'; but I think you mean:'hasta la vista' - 'till I see you again'/'so-long', etc.
Well, that is mostly incorrect Spanish. "te amo" is I love you. "hermana" is sister. "amiga" is friend (female). tata/chao are goodbye. "vamos" is let's go. "hasta luego" is see you later. Maybe the sentence was intended to say 'I love you like a sister, friend. Bye, see ya later!' I'm not sure.
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