Tú eres muy guapo
You are very handsome
The sentence "No yo te amo mas chikitito" is translated in English to "I don't love you anymore, little one."
I think you mean to say cómo (accent on first o) es tu novia (one word) or cómo (accent on first o) está (accent on a) tu novia.When you use the verb "ser" as in "¿cómo es tu novia?", the question asks for a physical or personality description as in: ella es muy bonita (she is very pretty)When you use the verb "estar" as in "¿cómo está tu novia?, the question asks for a state of being or emotional state as in: ella está muy feliz (she is very happy)
Oh, dude, "chino es guapo" translates to "Chinese is handsome" in English. So, like, if you ever need to compliment a Chinese person on their good looks, now you know what to say. You're welcome.
You are quiet is 'tu es tranquille / tu es calme' in French.
It means "are you? " In French Ex: Es tu ici? Are you here?
tu perro es muy guapo
Tu hermano es muy guapo.
Usted es muy bonito. Using Yahoo's 'Babelfish'.
usted es muy guapoEstás muy bueno/a. (only in Spain)Or:Eres muy guapo/a.
Shawty es muy guapo
una persona muy simpatica (accent on first a)
tu es guapo
No nunca guey
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The literal translation would be "diablo lindo", however you would not use such a phrase in Spanish. "Guapo" is the most common way of referring to a handsome man. Other forms would be: * hermoso * bonito * gallardo * bien parecido * agraciado
usted es guapo (formal) tu es guapo (familiar)