ai si te cojo/oh if i catch you
Vivo en "Aracaju"
I love you
Estados Unidos, the United States. The letters are doubled to eliminate confusion with the European Union, the EU.
In English "I feel sick" can mean multiple things: "I feel bad" = "Eu sento-me mal" "I feel sick" (like a cold) = "Eu sento-me constipado"
The simple answer is "that" but be aware that the reverse is not always true. In Spanish there are six forms for each demonstrative, a masculine, a feminine, and a neuter, each with a singular and plural form. Tis particular form is feminine and plural, in context it should make sense then which noun is being referenced.
If I Catch You
Portuguese
portugal
In Portuguese, "ai se eu te pego" translates to "oh, if I catch you." It is a phrase commonly used in Brazilian Portuguese and is also the title of a popular song by Michel Teló.
te amo mucho ai se eu te pego o
Ai Se Eu Te Pego
ai se eu te pego Michel Teló
Michel Telo - Ai Se Eu Te Pego (UFC 143)
Interconnectedness - this theme highlights the complex relationships and dependencies among organisms and their environment in ecological systems.
Michel Teló sings in Portuguese, which is his native language. He is a Brazilian artist known for his popular song "Ai Se Eu Te Pego."
I had a nice day
e levantar ai gosto eu te amo