It means "I promise," or "I am promising." This 'promising' is not the adjective; it's the verb.
It means "one more and I promise that I will"
"Prometo" is a Spanish word that translates to "I promise" in English. It is derived from the verb "prometer," which means to promise or to pledge. The term is often used to express commitment or assurance regarding an action or intention.
"Prometo practicar mi espanol"
no te prometo las estrellas!
"And the heart doesn't have (care) and I promise you that what we have is never going to end."
Prometo ser bueno pero no parará hasta que el mío.
"Te prometo te voy a amar hasta la muerte" is Spanish for "I promise you I am going to love you till death". It is pronounced "tay pro-MAY-toe tay boy ah ah-MAR AH-stah la MWARE-tay". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
It mean i promise I will love you until death.
I promise you.
I'm not sure if they'd take it the same way, but this translates to "Baby, you make me hard." Bebé, me haces duro.
"I promise I'll do my best"
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