If you meant to say "te hablar" that loosely translates to "you speak" but its not grammatically correct.
"Orita te ba ablar" translates to "Now you are going to speak" in a mix of Spanish and a Romani dialect. It suggests that someone is about to engage in conversation or express their thoughts. The phrase reflects an invitation or expectation for communication to take place.
Te dolió
its yo te quiero: it means i like you
You are a fatty
I miss you
- the right question is "¿Puedes hablar por favor cuando tengas tiempo?, te lo agradecería".(ablar and agradeseriaare misspelled; and porfa is a diminutive of por favor).-in english is: "can you talk when you have time, please?, I would appreciate it."
"Orita te ba ablar" translates to "Now you are going to speak" in a mix of Spanish and a Romani dialect. It suggests that someone is about to engage in conversation or express their thoughts. The phrase reflects an invitation or expectation for communication to take place.
It appears this is saying, "Why have you added me if you're not going to talk with me? I will delete you, OK?"
Matthew in English.
"Te gustaría" means "would you like" in English.
Te dolió
"Si te cojo" in English translates to "If I catch you."
i think you mean te amo which is spanish for i love you
It means, "I know you."
I may not understand you, but "no boy hablar en espanol" means "boy does not speak in Spanish" does this answer your question?
it's done...at 7:55 I have to call to Mexico...
he/she/it was you (?)