It probably means: You know that I love you.
Tú and sé, however, don't agree. Sé should go with yo. Tú should go with sabes. There is a subject-verb disagreement.
Perhaps Tu should change to "te" which would form the "you" in the "I love you" but then it would be out of place in the sentence. That would change the meaning to: I know that I love you.
Aqui en mi casa que ni se que hacer = Here in my house. I don't know what to do.
"I know that my sh*t" --- It's an incomplete sentence...
This is a passive form, so it would be "It is seen that you are very beautiful."
Si la vida te odia sonrie = If your life hates you smile .. Que se joda = Basically means "screw it."
It means, "What famous people do your friends look like?"
"Yo se que tienes" translates to "I know you have" in English.
'I know what I want to say, and it's that I love you.'
Quiero que se celebrará
'if you could, then what you do'
That no one finds out
I want to die they tell you life is impressive but not when you have my life
¿Cómo lo quieres?
beautiful like you know
It's not grammatical. It means: that which to yourself honey I don't want that truth hurts itself now.
"How beautiful he looks/you look/it looks!"
Que lengua se habla en Guinea Ecuatorial = What language is spoken in Equatorial Guinea
It's a bit ungrammatical, so not completely clear, but: 'se que' = 'I know what' (Though 'se' should have an accent on the 'e') 'you quiere' could be Spanglish for 'usted quiere' = 'you want/love' OR 'yo quiero' = 'I wantlove' 'porque yo quiero' = 'because I want/love' 'que' (should probably be 'aquella', otherwise it doesn't make sense) = 'that' 'chica' = 'girl'. Which yields: 'I know what I/you want/love because I want/love that girl'.