"The sweater."
That's the Spanish spelling of "sweater".
Turtle-neck sweater
Nothing remotely like that. If it's French, maybe you mean "insulter" (to insult)?
Tengo el perro translates from Spanish to mean 'I have a dog.'
"El regalo" means "the gift" in English.
The sweater is in the box.
Tom Sueter died in 1827.
Tom Sueter was born in 1750.
Murray Sueter was born on 1872-09-06.
That's the Spanish spelling of "sweater".
Murray Sueter died on 1960-02-03.
Turtle-neck sweater
It's not quite correct grammatically, but I think the person means: You/to have to wear a sweater. The correct version ('to have to....') would be: Tener que llevar un sueter and ('you have to....'): (Usted) tiene que llevar un sueter
Nothing remotely like that. If it's French, maybe you mean "insulter" (to insult)?
El Debora
I think you mean 'el tOmate' = (the) tomato
it means el farmacita