This sentence is lacking a direct object pronoun. It most probably should read, "Me da gusto hablar contigo otra vez." It means, "It gives me pleasure to speak with you again."
because i like you and i want to be with you
con tigo is Spanish for "with you"
"I though I was crying with you."
Tigo is a brand of the Paraguay Telecom Operator Telecel, part of Millicom International Cellular. It was launched in 2002 and is a wordplay on the spanish "Contigo", which means "together". So, "estamos contigo" means "we are together" while at the same time meaning "We are with Tigo". Since its inception in Paraguay, the brand Tigo has been deployed in the majority of the telecom operations of Millicom Internation Cellular (NASDAQ:MICC), such as Bolivia, Guatemala, Senegal, Ghana or Rwanda.
The Portuguese equivalent of the English sentence 'Talk to you soon' is the following: Falo logo com voce; Falo pronto com voce; Falo logo contigo; Falo pronto contigo. The Portuguese pronunciation is the following: FAH-loo LAW-goo kohn voh-SAY; FAH-loo PRAWN-too kohn voh-SAY; FAH-loo LAW-goo kohn-TCHEE-goo; FAH-loo LAW-goo kohn-TCHEE-goo. The word-by-word translation is the following: 'falo' '[I] speak'; 'logo' and 'pronto' 'soon'; 'com' 'with'; 'voce' and 'tigo' 'you'. Speakers in Brazil tend to use the first two examples. Speakers in Portugal tend to use both, depending upon the context. For peninsular Portuguese still respects the use of the 'you' [tu] form with children and the close circle of family and friends.
It means, "Wracking my brain, trying to talk to you."
I want to speak to you I want to talk with you
Puedo ablar con tigo.
i think you might be trying to say, pero no, yo voy a hablar contigo which means, but no, im going to talk to you, speak with you.
because i like you and i want to be with you
"Con tigo" is a Spanish phrase that means "with you."
It measn: The same thing of tigo to you. (tigo is not a Spanish word).
Hola mi amor, Extrañe muchísimo el hablar contigo.
con tigo is Spanish for "with you"
tigo
Tigo Guatemala was created in 1989.
"I though I was crying with you."