This phrase is in Spanish and translates to "yaves what if I add you." It seems like a question about adding someone as a contact or friend. The response would depend on your personal preference and relationship with the person asking.
"Si q ases" seems to be a misspelling of "Sí qué haces," which translates to "what are you doing?" in English.
it means why don't you sleep for a little while?
It means: What's your problem? Why did you get upset?
This is a casual greeting in Spanish, asking how someone is doing and if they can talk. "Q pues carnal" is an informal way to ask how someone is doing, and "si m puedes ablar" means "if you can talk." It's common slang used among friends or informal settings.
Translation: And yes, you are very handsome.
si quieres decir q significa eso,quiere decir q lo o la amas con todo tu amor.Si quieres decir como se dise:como si tu te enamoraste en ingles,es......like if yu fell in love lai-k if y-o-o fel in louv (la u en love no hace sonido igual mente como la e)
"I bet you that you won't understand anything that I put to you"
"Si q ases" seems to be a misspelling of "Sí qué haces," which translates to "what are you doing?" in English.
The phrase is misspelled, but I'll try to write it, "My love, I want you to know that I like you and I want that what we have works, I like you so much and I want us to do a lot of things together my love and if you have that way" literally is translated that way, but you could use "I love you" instead of "I like you" but in Spanish "Te quiero" and "Te amo" have a different level of romantic level, being "Te amo" the one that shows more love, because "Te amo" literally is "I love you"
q te importa
1036 This number has no SI prefix.
Translation: it's because I love you
te quiero mucho
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Si, bien.
"What's hurting/what hurts you?"