"Esto es tan lindo es el amor" means "This is so beautiful, it is love". It is pronounced "ESS-toe ess tahn LEAN-doe ess ell ah-MORE". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.
is a compliment, is a good expresion! means: you are cute!
Such a pretty name for a pretty chick.
It translates as I love you so fine
It is a phrase that can be used by itself as an endearment or as part of a sentence. Literally: That (little) face so beautiful Closest English phrase: Such a beautiful face It should be "Esa carita tan linda" (not Lindo) even when referring to a male because "linda" is referring to "carita" (little face), not the owner of the face. Face in Spanish is always feminine.
Translated from English to Spanish its 'el es tan lindo. This is how you say he is, so cute in Spanish.
that is so cute
is a compliment, is a good expresion! means: you are cute!
how cute my love
Such a pretty name for a pretty chick.
It translates as I love you so fine
Improper or incomplete statement: You (singular-formal) they look so pretty. Ustedes se ven tan lindos You (formal-plural) look so pretty Usted se ve tan lindo You (formal-singular) look so pretty Usted viene tan lindo you come (to a location) so pretty. Ustedes vienen tan lindos You (all) come so pretty
It is a phrase that can be used by itself as an endearment or as part of a sentence. Literally: That (little) face so beautiful Closest English phrase: Such a beautiful face It should be "Esa carita tan linda" (not Lindo) even when referring to a male because "linda" is referring to "carita" (little face), not the owner of the face. Face in Spanish is always feminine.
lindo perrito. perrito lindo. perrito bonito.
"Quiero una foto de usted tan mal, mi amor" translates to "I want a photo of you so badly, my love" in English. It expresses a strong desire for a photo of someone the speaker loves, indicating longing or affection. The phrase combines a plea for a picture with an endearing term, "mi amor," which means "my love."
Estoy tan frustrado/a (male/female)
Lindo Jong's house was called the "Red Candle" in Amy Tan's novel "The Joy Luck Club." It was where Lindo lived with her husband, Tyan-yu, and her in-laws after her marriage was arranged. The house symbolizes her struggles and the cultural expectations she faced as a young bride in a traditional Chinese family.
Esta vida no es justo.