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How do you say that is none of your business in Spanish?

to say mind your business , it is " mente su negocio " The above is a literal command to "be mindful of your business organization", not the English expression "stop criticizing what I'm doing". The expression is translated as " métete en tus asuntos"


How do you say im yours in spanish?

I'm yours in spanish would be "soy tuyo" (masculine) or/and "soy tuya" (femenine)....


Thank you for your good work in spanish?

'Gracias para el tiempo suyo', or 'Gracias para su tiempo'. Actually, the "para" should be "por." Gracias por tu tiempo - Thank you for your time (addressing someone you know well or someone younger than you) Gracias por su tiempo - addressing someone you don't know, or someone you want to show respect to such as an elder


How do you spell your in Spanish?

Tu (one person, one object, informal)Tus (one person, multiple objects, informal)Su (one person, one object, formal; multiple people, one object, formal or informal [not informal in Spain])Sus (one person, multiple objects, formal; multiple people, multiple objects, formal or informal [not informal in Spain])Vuestro/vuestra (multiple people, one object, informal, only used in Spain)Vuestros/vuestras (multiple people, multiple objects, informal, only used in Spain)if you're talking to one person that you're familiar with then its: tu+noun, el/la/los/las+noun+tuyo(a), el/la/los/las+noun+de+tú, el/la/los/las+tuyo(a), or el/la/los/las+de+tú.if you're talking to one person that you're unfamiliar with or is your elder: su+noun, el/la/los/las+noun+suyo(a), el/la/los/las+noun+de+usted, or el/la/los/las+suyo(a), or el/la/los/las+de+usted---* The terms for you're (you are) are (tu) estás / (usted) está.


What does rough translation mean?

Loosely translated means to translate a foreign language to another language and get the same meaning rather than to translate word for word. Take the following examples: In Spanish, The expression Me casa su casa, translates, my house is your house. It means, make yourself at home. Es suyo, translates It is yours. It means, enjoy it. In German, The expression Still Wasser ist tief translates still water is deep. It means quiet water runs deep, meaning a person who does not chatter ponders seriously. In the Bible the Apostle Paul makes a statement, "Behold, I show you a mystery." In a Greek play, the same Greek is translated, "Wow, I just figured it out."

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What does tu corazon es suyo mean?

"Tu corazon es suyo" translates to "your heart is his/hers" in English.


How do you say Siempre Suyo in English?

Because the third person is used both as a way of saying "He/she/it", but also when using the formal you (usted), Siempre suyo could either mean: Always his/hers/its OR Always yours.


What does 'Soy y seré por siempre el suyo' mean in English?

I am and ever will be his.


How do you say el mono es suyo in english?

In English, the sentence would mean: "The monkey is yours."


What is the word 'your' when translated from English to spanish?

Tuyo in the informal, suyo in the formal.However if they precede a noun, use the shorter forms, tu or su.


How you say i never want to lose you as my best friend in spanish?

the answer is: nunca quiero perderle como me mejer amigo. sinceramente suyo, pretty-zebra p.s if you are ever looking for more spanish use http://bablefish.yahoo.com/translate_txt


What is the Spanish translation for his?

his: su or sus or suyo


What are Spanish possessives?

These are: Mi (my), mío (mine), su (your), suyo (yours), tu (your - familiar), tuyo (yours - familiar), nuestro/a (our), vuestro (your - plural familiar), su (your plural), suyo (yours plural).


How do you say his forever in Spanish?

Siempre suyo


How do you say im yours for life in spanish?

soy suyo para vida


How do you pronounce 'her' in Spanish?

Su / sus / suyo / suyos / suya / suyas (de ella)


What is his in Spanish?

it depends on the context but the most usage common is "Suyo"