"pro ahorita you pertenece" (very similar and I think that is the correct spelling) but if that's it, then it's Spanish for "pro right now belongs to you"
horita
Mi corazon te pertenece
"¿A qué pertenece ese lugar?" is a Spanish question that translates to "What does that place belong to?" or "To whom does that place belong?" It is asking about the ownership or affiliation of a specific location.
Literally translated, it means "I see you right now" but usually it's used as in "I'll see you pretty soon."
Translation: Underline what doesn't belong. (i.e. for multiple choice questions).
Pasi is not a Spanish word. But the rest of it means: "That pasi this place pertains to"
mi corazón te pertenece
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That's the diminutive of "hour". It can also be a mistranscription of "ahorita" which means "right now".
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América
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