"Mi esposa eats mal conmigo" translates to "My wife eats badly with me." This could imply that she has unhealthy eating habits when they are together, possibly indulging in junk food or not maintaining a nutritious diet. It might also suggest a playful or humorous tone about their shared eating choices. To improve their eating habits, they could consider cooking healthier meals together or exploring new, nutritious recipes.
conmigo y mi esposa
it means "my wife" in spanish
Mi esposa cariñosa
It means "You want to be my husband". As a question, "¿Quieres se mi esposo?" it is "Do you want to be my husband?" If this were a man talking to a woman, you would use "esposa". MOre common would be "¿Quieres casarte conmigo?"
Jenny esta desconsiderada hacia mi (Jenny essTAH theyssconseetheyRAHthah AHthee-ah mee) 'th' in the long word, as in 'they'; 'th' in 'AHthee-ah', as in 'thin')
From my knowledge, this question is from a man to a woman: ¿QUIERES SER MI ESPOSA? = Would you wanna get married with me?
"Mi esposa" means "my spouse" or "my wife".
Decisiones - 2005 Casate con mi esposa was released on: USA: 2005
"La esposa de mi padre" means "my father's wife" in Spanish.
Mi esposa y yo
as if my wife
'Porque tu eres mi esposa' = Because you are my wife 'Por que tu eres mi esposa?' (unusual word-order)= 'Why are you my wife?' or even 'Why you are my wife' (in both cases, an accent over the 'e' in 'que'