"Que no se te mire la cara" translates to "Don't let yourself get taken advantage of" in English.
Literally "the face two suns" ... Hard to be more precise without some context, but it would be sensible to guess that it's a compliment to a girl/woman, most likely praising her eyes.
The question "Por que la pregunta mean in English" translates to "Why does the question mean in English?" in English.
Feminine, La cara or The Face.
"La frase" translates to "the phrase" in English.
"La barba" means "the beard" in English.
"Is the clothing expensive or cheap?"
it means the face
It means, "...that looks in the paperwork..." As a question, it means, "What do you/does he/she see in the paperwork?"
It means to "Answer" or "Reply"
Look at the answer.
The cost of living is so high over there!
Look at the list.
Means "My dear mother"
Literally "the face two suns" ... Hard to be more precise without some context, but it would be sensible to guess that it's a compliment to a girl/woman, most likely praising her eyes.
The face is the same.
Dar la cara was created in 1962.
English = Beautiful face facials Spanish = Facials hermosos de la cara