"You are from abroad."
It means "you are already a thing of the past" in English. The phrase implies that you are no longer relevant or important in the present.
In Spanish, "eres gay" means "you are gay."
"Tu eres gordo" means "you are fat" in Spanish.
"Hola quien eres" translates to "hello who are you" in English.
"Tu eres linda" means "you are beautiful" in English.
extranjero - foreign
It literally means, "You're not from the neighborhood." But it could be alternatively interpreted as, "You ain't from the 'hood."
eres. 'you are' mala 'mean'
Extranjero was created in 1990.
what are you?
Tú eres = You are
eres del wexford
Tu eres cocina
It depends on what you want to say. If you mean "sweetest" in the sense that he is the "most affectionate" and "cutest" person, then, I would say: Eres el novio más tierno del mundo. If you mean "sweetest" in the sense that you are eating him and he is sweet (as opposed to sour or bitter), then I would say: Eres el novio más dulce del mundo.
It means "you are already a thing of the past" in English. The phrase implies that you are no longer relevant or important in the present.
Pretty you are. More normally it is "eres bella".
In Spanish, "eres gay" means "you are gay."