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Cosas dulces para tu novio is a Spanish equivalent of the English phrase "sweet things to your boyfriend." The phrase translates literally as "sweet things for your boyfriend." The pronunciation will be "KO-sas DOOL-seys PA-ra too NO-vyo" in Uruguayan Spanish.

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