"Pa' siempre" is a colloquial contraction of "para siempre," which translates to "forever" in English. It is often used in informal contexts to express a lasting commitment or an enduring state. The phrase can convey deep emotional sentiments, such as love or loyalty, suggesting that something will last indefinitely.
Roughly: They are amazing friends that are always there for me.
Siempre means always.
"Commo siempre" (I believe you mean "como siempre") means "as always" or "like always" depending on context.
"Siempre y por siempre" would mean "Always and forever." Most often you will see "para siempre."
'Siempre borrachado' means, 'always drunk."
"Siempre para tu" needs an ending. For example, "siempre para tu libro" is "always for your book". Siempre para ti is "always for you". Which one do you mean? take your pick.
"Siempre para tu" needs an ending. For example, "siempre para tu libro" is "always for your book". Siempre para ti is "always for you". Which one do you mean? take your pick.
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The phrase "Yo siempre estoy mean" translates to "I am always mean" in English.
Spanish for "Always Forward."
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