The word centro literally means center, but can have two meanings in this sentence. One is "downtown" or the center of town. The other could mean in some areas a large area where certain things are concentrated such as clothing shops, bookstores, food (both restaurants, foos stands & groceries), in most Mexican towns this would include a plaza (a large open area, usually with trees, benches, and usually some kind of large gazeebo/stage) and almost always, a church, usually Catholic.
So the above sentence says, "I'm going <either meaning> with my friends tomorrow."
"I'm going shopping with friends (all-female friends)."
The cast of Amigas con miga - 2005 includes: Blanca Fraile Vega Mateors Vega Mateos
yo nunca voy al parque con alguien
voy con voz.
"To talk with friends" in Spanish is "hablar con amigos". It is pronounced "ah-BLAR cone mees ah-ME-gose". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
Voy a pasar tiempo con...Pasaré tiempo con...
"With my friends" in Spanish would be "Con mis amigos", or "Con mis amigas", if ALL the friends are female.
First, it's "Tambien, yo voy a secar el con una" It means "Also, I am going to dry with one."
muchacha amiga
In the U.S., Manana es Para Siempre
Voy a patinar con usted siempre.
I'm going with some friends