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Will i ever see you again translate to spanish?
Nunca voy a verte de nuevo?
How do you spell Kendra in spanish?
IF you are talking about the name kendra, then it would be the same because in Mexico and Spain they will call you by what ever name you tell them. They do not translate your name into spanish they just call you by your English name. It is the same with brand names, Stores, Logos, etc.
When will Justin Bieber ever hit pubietry?
never nogo to goggle translate and type in will Justin Bieber ever hit puberty then translate to Vietnamese take the Vietnamese one copy and paste it to the translators box and translate back to English it is so funny
Is the reflexive pronoun ever implied in English or in Spanish?
Yes, reflexive pronouns are implied in English and in Spanish. EX: I brush my hair. -> Yo peinarme.
How do you say memorable in Italian?
Memorabile And if u ever want to know a how to say something again you can always go to google translate =)
Will you ever marry again in spanish?
¿Vas a casarte alguna vez de nuevo?
What language do newspresenters use?
They use English Spanish and all types of languages where ever you are.
What does Dictionnaire Anglais Francais translate to in English?
Dictionnaire Anglais Francais is a French term. In English it means "French English dictionary." This would be very useful to know if you ever plan on traveling to France.
How do you say Will we ever see each other again in Spanish?
¿Nos veremos otra vez?
Ya te fuiste amor translate from Spanish to English?
"You've been in Love." Or, "Have you ever been in love?" if it was a question. That is not right...Ya te fuiste amor would be a question and the person would be saying..did you go, love? In other words, did you go, or did you leave?
What is the English translation 'go deo agus i gcónaí'?
it means 'thinking about you always and every day'
How do you say cleits in spanish?
It would help if you told us how to say it in English. "Cleits" is not an English word I've ever heard of.
