"Ten cuidado con el corazón" translates to "Be careful with your heart" in English. The phrase is a warning or advice to someone to take care of their emotions or feelings, to be cautious in matters of the heart. It can also be interpreted as a reminder to protect oneself from emotional harm or heartbreak.
"Caution" in Spanish is "cuidado". It is pronounced "kwee-DOD-oh". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.
deca in English is ten so in Japanese is ju however if you question is what does the Japanese word Deka mean in English its big
"juu ichi" is a Japanese word and in English it means "ten"
To say take care honey in Spanish you would say, tener cuidado de miel. To say thank you , you would say gracias.
There are several things that the word 'diez' can refer to. In Spanish it means the number 10, in Honduras it's the name of a newspaper, and in Germany it's the name of a town. Diez is also a common last name for Hispanic people.
Cuidate (accent on 'i') Ten cuidado
Beware translate in the Spanish "be careful". It is said "Tener cuidado" where "tener" is an non-conjugated verb and must be conjugated for the person that you are talking to.
Ten cuidado y adiós.
"Be careful (Or also, 'pay attention'). I'm going to speak only Spanish with you."
You could say "ten cuidado en la noche".
Translation: Be careful
dix-mille means 'ten thousand' in English.
"Caution" in Spanish is "cuidado". It is pronounced "kwee-DOD-oh". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.
That is a figure with ten sides.
In Greek Dec means ten
"I need ten dollars."
"Find the ten countries"