we are the children
It's in Creole (Haiti): "Nou se mond la Nou se timoun yo" It means: "We are the world We are the children" The song that I presume you're referring to, was recorded with the voices of a group of Haitian students from the Cine Institute in Haiti.
Sa se yon sitasyon ki montre ke nou tout se moun sou latè, men se konsa tou timoun yo se yon pati enpòtan nan mond lan. Li enpòtan pou n sèvi ak resous yo ak travay pou asire ke tout moun, sa yo ki gran ak ti moun, gen dwa yo ak oka.
"Yo se que tienes" translates to "I know you have" in English.
"An-nyŏng-ha-se-yo" is a common greeting in Korean, which translates to "Hello" in English.
yo no so = I don't know q (que?) might mean 'what' cojone = testicle
It's in Creole (Haiti): "Nou se mond la Nou se timoun yo" It means: "We are the world We are the children" The song that I presume you're referring to, was recorded with the voices of a group of Haitian students from the Cine Institute in Haiti.
Sa se yon sitasyon ki montre ke nou tout se moun sou latè, men se konsa tou timoun yo se yon pati enpòtan nan mond lan. Li enpòtan pou n sèvi ak resous yo ak travay pou asire ke tout moun, sa yo ki gran ak ti moun, gen dwa yo ak oka.
Yo no se means i dont know in spanish
"Yo se que tienes" translates to "I know you have" in English.
"An-nyŏng-ha-se-yo" is a common greeting in Korean, which translates to "Hello" in English.
Ask a Mexican.
Me too, I know the basics.
I don't know how to dance
Yo se un isn't a full sentence. yo se = I know, un = a. So right now it says 'I know a."
yo no so = I don't know q (que?) might mean 'what' cojone = testicle
I know where I'm going and I also know who I'm going with.
I am not. As in I do not exist. Literally, "yo no se" is "I not be."