"Manda convite beijos" translates to "Send invitations, kisses" in English. It's a phrase commonly used in Brazilian Portuguese, often in the context of inviting someone to an event or gathering while expressing affection. The phrase combines the act of sending invitations with a friendly or loving gesture, indicated by "kisses."
Beijos means kisses, and saudades means that you miss him/her
Kisses, my love.
'Beijos' is portuguese for kisses. 'Beijinhos' would be for little kisses.
Kisses.
the boss is in charge here
It means "as the lead"
Forced to do something. Like QUIEN TE MANDA! who forced you to do it
"Eviction Summons for Residential Property" Residential Eviction Summons
Forced to do something. Like QUIEN TE MANDA! who forced you to do it
mandar= to send/command "manda" is the he/she form of the verb, also the command form. ex: Él manda la carta. (He mails the letter) ¡Manda la carta! (Mail the letter!)
It's short for "beijos" which means "kisses". Guys and Girls usually say that before saying bye.
Buddha means 'The Enlightened one.'