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The english translation os esta ausencia can be found back in the lost ages of spanish culture stolen by mexicans and latinos. They who have co-opted america and the rights of its original citizens and dirt bagged it into a third rate nation. Thank you latinos.
Translation: Good or well
The Luhya translation of the English word 'Back' is "Omukongo".
A back-translation is a piece of text which has been translated from one language into another, and then into its original language.
The English translation for that would be "Do you have something in your back?" or "You have something in your back"
The body part is "la espalda". To come back is "volver" or "regressar".
Translation: Te amo igualmente.
"When I get back, Send me your picture"
Back of the net (you mean as in football?): "In het net" is the best Dutch translation for it.
Translation: Mata satarja3? (متى سترجع؟)
Translation: I will come back at you later
Translation: Is giving a smile or flirting back.
right at the back of the temple
"Te quiero de vuelta" in English translates to "I want you back." It is a phrase expressing a desire for someone to come back or return.