"Por" is one of those words that can take on several meanings depending on context. It can mean "for", "by", "through", "via", or others when used in combination with other words in idiomatic expressions.
"Por qué estudias español" means "Why do you study Spanish" in English.
"Vengo por ti" is Spanish and it translates to "I am coming for you" in English.
"Por siempre" in Spanish means "forever" or "for always." It is often used to express a sense of permanence or long-lasting commitment.
The phrase "por que tienes en amigos" doesn't make sense in Spanish. It seems like a non-standard or incorrect combination of words. A correct phrase could be "¿Por qué tienes tantos amigos?" which translates to "Why do you have so many friends?"
The root "por" means "for" or "by" in Spanish. It is commonly used in words to indicate cause, purpose, or method.
The meaning of the Spanish word supuesto is "so-called." Do not confuse it with the expression "por supuesto," which means "of couse."
You is not a Spanish word. The rest of the statement is Jailed you/him/them for [being] ugly
If you mean the Spanish ''por'' as in the English ''for'', its για (gia).
"Porque" means "Because" and "por qué" means "why"
por
it means: for Or: by
Depending on the context, the word 'por' in Spanish means: by, around, through, for, on behalf of, per.
I think you're looking for the word "pourquoi", which is French for "why" Spanish equivalent is por qué
please
it is Spanish for Equally
For three
'Ring' in Spanish is 'el anillo', as in e.g. 'wedding-ring'; if you mean 'ring' as in 'telephone' - 'telefonear', 'llamar por telefono'