"amo a" means: I love ____. Amo is 'I love' and the 'a' indicates that you love a person, who in this sentence fragment, is not specified. Normally, it would read, for example, 'Amo a Juan' (I love Juan).
You can read the treaty in English, French, Russian and Spanish.
The translation for "to read" in Spanish is 'Leer". Most commonly this is used as a conjugated form, as in "leo el libro", or "I read the book."
If you're looking for translated one in english, it's not out yet. But I guess, you can read raw.
leer pronounced (lay-air)
Yes, the Quran has been translated into English, so it is possible to read it in English.
The word "Sisters" in Arabic is: أخوات That's read as: Akhawat. [Kh is the equivalent of the Spanish J sound]
Yomeru?
The Bible was translated into English so that people who do not speak the original documents' languages could read it. It was originally translated into English in the 1380s, by John Wycliffe.
It is rather ambiguous in English, hence difficult to translate. Is 'read' present or past tense? Does 'as' mean 'while' or 'because'? Which part of the sentence is what you want translated into Spanish? Inverted commas round this would help!
It hasn't been translated in English yet.
Ware koigokoro warawa. (me) (love) (I) You gotta remember they read right to left. Asking for my proof? Copy & paste it: http://www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.htm