"I miss you my love"
Nena, Te amo.
I love you, pretty girl.
Considering that extrao is "extrano", you is "yo", "berte" is "verte" and es is "el", then the translation is usually "I miss you, sister. I want (or desire) to see you on the 27th.
nena te amo tanto= baby girl i love you so much
te amo nena means i love you baby te amo means i love you and nena meanz baby.
Que te diviertas nena. Que te lo / la pases bien, nena.
te quiero y extrano mucho nena means i like you and miss you a lot and i don't know how you say nena in English
Que te pasa nena = What's the matter with you, girl/babe yo se hablar (pronounced 'a blar') cubano = I can speak Cuban Por que te enojas = Why are you getting angry Porque te enojas = Because you are getting angry
i te extrano nena
'Te quieto' = I quieten/appease you I think you misread 'Te quiero' = 'I love you'; if so, your sentence translates as: 'I love you, babe. my heart, who mean the world to me.'
This means "well then come rich baby I miss you" as an exact translation.