"Hago" is the first person present conjugation of the verb "hacer". It means "I make" or "I do".
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I do not is no hago in spanish.
i made a trip with my cousin
Yo hago
Do what I do is "Has lo que yo hago" pernounced; ahs lo keh Jo ah-goh
I do a lot of things
It means, "I know; for that [reason] I do it, because you don't know."
'I (do), too' = yo tambien The auxiliary verb 'do' only has sense in Spanish when connected with a main verb. For example: (Do you) speak Spanish? = Hablas espanol? Yes, I do (speak Spanish) = Si, hablo espanol I (do), too = yo tambien
"Si lo hago seΓ±or" is a Spanish phrase that translates to "If I do it, sir" in English.
Cuando sonríe / sonríen / sonríes / sonreís, también yo lo hago.
"Do you like how I make love to you?"
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Translation: Everyday I practically do the same thing.