I want you a lot.
Te quiero Me quieres Somos una familia alegre Con un grande abrazo y un beso de mi a tu por favor dije me quieres tambien
Translation: You are looking good girlfriend, Kisses. We miss you.
"abrazarse"= to hug (someone) abrazarte= to hug yourself. "te doy un abrazo" (I hug you)
"Sorry, but it was a mistake, too bad, too bad, i don't want that article, sorry"
I leave you a kiss
No quiero escucharte = I don't want to listen to you Yo te quiero = I want/love/like escleahar (?) un = a te amo = I love you.
I love you like a heart
I means "I want a kiss from you." If they say "Te quiero" all by itself it means "I love you."
Both te amo and te quiero mean I love you. Te quiero is used for friends and relatives, te amo is used for your significant other.
te quiero como a un amigo.
The fastest way to say it is "Te quiero como hermano", though the grammatically correct way to say it is "Te quiero como si fueras mi hermano."
Te quiero mucho, hermano. Te amo, hermano (strange in Spanish).
noche de sexo dimelo un beso toma te quiero te amo ahora es
To say "Have a great trip I love you" in Spanish, you would say "Ten un buen viaje, te quiero." In this phrase, "Ten un buen viaje" translates to "Have a great trip," and "te quiero" means "I love you." It's important to note that "te quiero" is a more casual way of saying "I love you" in Spanish, while "te amo" is a stronger expression of love.
I want a baby...
You would say Te Amo mi amigo or Te Quiero mi amigo
It means "I want a car".