Spanish: Que vamos hacer contigo?
English: What are we going to do with you?
This phrase means "So we are not going to do it." It expresses a decision not to proceed with a certain action or plan.
¡Vamos a la playa! is not an Italian phrase because it is the Spanish equivalent of "Let's go to the beach!" in English.
"Y vamos por todo" is in Spanish. It translates to "and we go for everything" in English.
It's "vamos" and it means "we go", "we're going", or "Let's go."
Literally translated, this says: "I don't know what I'm going to do when I have you in front of me because one day we are going to find each other." Though, with the undertone of the words, this can be taken to mean: "I don't know what I'm going to do when I find you, 'cause one day we are going to run into each other"
It means "what are we going to do". Vamos is the nosotros(we) form of ir meaning to go. Hacer means "to do".
Vamos a hacer el plan porque vamos a _________ El cumpleanos de Tomas El __________ doce anos
we are going to see what will happen with you now
I think it means what are we going to be. but i think you mean to say que vamos hacer. which means what are we going to do
vamos a hacer algo interesante
This phrase means "So we are not going to do it." It expresses a decision not to proceed with a certain action or plan.
Vamos a hacer amor este jueves.
how to say "make out" in spanish is a hacer hope that helped!
Vamos a taco bell!
Literally, "tu amaras un almuerzo la proxima semana ========== me encantaria a comer almuerzo contigo la semana proxima
"¿Qué vamos a hacer?" Literally "what are we going to do?" You could also say "¿Qué haremos?", literally "what will we do". Either could be translated as "what will we do". In common useage, the first is probably more common.
"Vamos para la Luna" translates to "Let's go to the Moon" in English.