"Dime si te vas con el" translates to "Tell me if you're leaving with him" in English. "Dime" means "tell me," "si" means "if," "te vas" means "you're leaving," and "con el" means "with him." The phrase is asking for confirmation or information about someone potentially leaving with another person.
How often do you go to the beach
Are you going out with Tico today
You are going to come.
You're crazy you're going to start something with my boyfriend already thinking things.
What days do you go to class?'
Dime Si Te Vas Con Él was created on 2009-01-27.
It is something like: "How is your relationship with your husband going?"
It means, "With what frequency do you go?" It can just as well be interpreted as, "How often do you go?"
It means "Who are you going with."
te quiero te amo tanto besos de amor dime si te vas con el
How often do you go to school.
How often do you go to the beach
Are you going out with Tico today
Okay.
"Where are you going and who are you going with?"
"¿Cómo vas a ir?" in English means "How are you going to go?"
You are going to come.