I want to smell your eau de Cologne (a perfume)
Sentir means "to smell" in French.
It is French for "your heart"
Votre père means "your father".
Suivez votre gout translates as "follow your taste" in English.
Your silly is what it means in french
à votre service is a very polite way of saying - I am here to serve you, what can I do for you?
"Votre copine aime" means "your girlfriend likes" in French.
This looks like a bad machine translation and does not make sense. The closest I can imagine the original words to be is: "Vous sentez-vous importants dans votre vie ?", do you fell important in your life?
You can say "Épellez votre nom" in French to mean "Spell your name".
It means 'Write your name".
Votre Anniversaire *it doesnt mean your anniversery*******
votre : your un : a echec : failure "votre un échec" may be a transposition of 'your (you're) a failure'. That would be obscure for French speakers)