Spa: Sí, de hecho yo quiero casarme contigo.
Eng: Yes, definitely, I want to marry you.
It depends somewhat on context. "Hecho can mean made, done, or fact." So this phrase could be "I don't want something that is made, something that is done, or something that is a fact."
"Bien hecho chica" means "well done girl" in Spanish. It is a phrase used to compliment a female for doing something right or achieving success.
"It is done" in Spanish can be translated as "Está hecho" or "Ya está listo".
my day was good except for the fact that I had to take a test
El borrador normalmente está hecho de una mezcla de caucho y otros materiales como plástico o polímeros. Estos materiales permiten que la superficie del papel se friccione y se eliminen las marcas de lápiz sin dañar la hoja.
I want you the same; I miss you.
I miss you, sister. I love you.
It depends somewhat on context. "Hecho can mean made, done, or fact." So this phrase could be "I don't want something that is made, something that is done, or something that is a fact."
te quiero y te hecho de menos
This is an idiom that most closely translates to the English idiom "What's done is done."
"Un hecho obvio" translates to "an obvious fact" or "a clear fact" in English.
it means fact
This means "I miss you and love you lots", but it's referring to "you" in the plural, so it would probably be better translated as "I miss you and love you all lots"
I love you
Hecho can mean either "made" OR "done," depending on how it is used.
Spanish for "What have you been up to?" or the shorter English slang version of "What's up?"
Te hecho de menos means = I miss you.