Lo que sea necesario
You can say "no me importa", which is like "I don't really care," or as we Americans like to say, "Whatever."
Lo que sea necesario
Whatever that means... In Spanish, you would say "invertir en Dios".
cualquier hermano!
Sea lo que sea.
Sea lo que sea chica
Sucede la historia.
To say "whatever" in French, you can say "peu importe" or "peu importe ce que." In Spanish, you can say "lo que sea" or "da igual." In German, you can say "egal" or "was auch immer."
There is no literal analogue to "I will" in Spanish. The "I will" part of every future tense verb in Spanish is integrated into the conjugation and is inseparable from it. So any Spanish "I will" will necessarily be tied intimately to a verb, whatever it may be. The closest it gets is to say "I will do [it]." To say "I will do" in Spanish, you say, "Haré." Pronounced: R- A, [English letters] with the accent on the A.
It takes two words to say 'religious education' in Spanish: educación religiosa
To ask the English question 'Did you miss me?' in Spanish takes fewer words. In Spanish 'Me extrañaste?' is all you would say.
"Starts a new life" is "Comienza una nueva vida" in Spanish. "Takes on a new life" is "Toma una nueva vida".