The beautiful ones.
Pretty eyes (in Spanish). In Spanish, ojos is eyes.
You all like. (It is pleasurable to you all)
They are probably trying to say 'hopeful greetings'. Try writing it as 'saludos esperanza', it is a more grammatically correct way.
If you mean the name Matthew, then it's Ματθαίος (Mat-the-os) in greek.
The term "años tienes" as a stand alone phrase does not really mean anything in Spanish. On the other hand, "Cuantos años tienes" means 'How old are you?"
Mis Ojitos Lindos means My beautiful eyes.
The island of Lindos.
Pretty eyes (in Spanish). In Spanish, ojos is eyes.
It means "How pretty your eyes are".
It could mean (as 'Que lindos! Se ven amiguita'): 'What fine-looking chaps/gentlemen! They look friendly' although 'amiguita' I am unfamilair with: it seems to be a (slightly-precious?) diminutive of 'amigo' (friendly).
Gracias que lindos que son
lindos is the masculine and plural form of the word for pretty
Edson Vidigal has written: 'Os dias lindos' 'De como ganhar o mundo e ser ganho por ele'
you (actually you all) look so beautiful together
what pretty eyes you have I like them a lot they are beautiful
No one knows for sure how Chares of Lindos died. There are rumors that he killed himself. He was a Greek sculptor.
Lysippus