The translation of "con migo quieres hablar con el" in English is "do you want to talk with me or with him?"
si te quieres casar conmigo = if you want to marry me
¿Quieres / quiere salir conmigo?*Never "con migo"( Yo) migo is "I crumb", from the verb migar (crumb)
Because your not talking to me
As written, it means "It is with me I love you"
The translation of the question is: Quieres salir conmigo? Although this is the translation there are many other ways to ask if someone wants to go out with you. One alternative way is: Me encantaria si saldrias conmigo.?
it means, "Bleach you're with me."
The correct spelling is "Sueñas conmigo" and it translates to "You dream of me".
It's full of mistakes, but it's trying to say: Hi. [You want to] make love with me? Yes or no. Tell me. Should be: Hola. Quieres hacer el amor conmigo? Sí o no. Díme.
If you stay, make love with me.
it means "why are u so bad with me" or.... "why are u so rude with me"
Your not going to church with me?