una fecha is a date ...i.e January 6th
You is not a spanish word, and you have it right in the middle of that sentence. So here's the best I can do: "I believe that [you?] you owe a date"
Translation: Nomas necesitamos una fecha y hora
Do you want to be my date for the cinema/movies. Note that the Spanish "fecha" is a mistranslation of the English word "date". (It means date in the calendar sense and does not refer to humans.) A better Spanish translation would be "pareja" or you could rewrite the sentence as "Quieres tener una cita al cine?" (Do you want to have a movie-date?)
The fruit is "dátil". An outing with a girl is "una cita". The calendar date is "la fecha". A person you bring on an outing is "una pareja".
The belt. Another word in spanish for this is "el cinturón".
Do you mean 'una infanta'? That is a princess under the age of 7.
The Spanish word for "chair" is "la silla", pronounced SEE-yah.
The English word "Date" can mean many things. Some of the most common uses below: Date (a particular date of the month) = Fecha Date (an appointment with a professional) - Sita Date (a partner on an outing) Pareja / Acompañante Date (an appointment with a person for an outing) - Compromiso Date (Date someone) Salir con alquien Date (Out of date) Pasado de moda - Fuera de moda Date (Find the date on an archiological item) - situar en una época. The Spanish word "Date" means "give yourself" (Informal usage)
Una mano is Spanish for 'a hand'
Una bolsa is spanish for "a bag"
It means: "You are a sh?t" the word 'mierda' being the Spanish expletive or swear word.
Una red