Translation: Same for you. I am very sick. I love you lots.
estoy enferma
estoy enferma-o
I am sick / I have the flu
estoy donde quiero estar
If you are a boy, you say "estoy enfermo" (I am sick) If you are a girl, you say "estoy enferma" (I am sick) Tú estas enfermo/a - You are sick (informal) Usted esta enfermo/a - You are sick (formal) Tú eres enfermo/a - (you are sick[in the head])
It's a female speaking, and she's saying, "I'm sick."
If you're a girl, say"Estoy aburrida y enferma."If you're a boy, say"Estoy aburrido y enfermo."
It's a female speaking, and she's saying, "I'm sick."
If you are male, you say: Estoy enamorado de mi vida. If you are female, you say: Estoy enamorada de mi vida.
You would say "Yo quiero aprender español" or if you wanted to say I want to know spanish you would say "Yo quiero saber español". It is optional to leave out the "yo" and just say "Quiero aprender español" or "Quiero saber español".IT IS NOT OPTIONAL to maintain the personal pronoun "yo" in this case, but it depends on emphasing or not. Thus, it is not the same: "Yo quiero aprender español" (I, myself, want to learn Spanish) in comparison with "quiero aprender español" (I want to learn Spanish).
"Bring (the) sick boy" in Spanish is "Traiga el niño enfermo". It is pronounced "TRY-gah ell NEEN-yo ehn-FAIR-mo". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
Estoy muy enamorado contigo, quiero verte en cam (camara).