Hablamos después cuando quieras
We will talk later when (whenever) you want.
the sentence isn't grammatically correct and could mean a few things. 1) ¿Por qué no comprende cuando ella habla? means why doesn't he/she/you(formal) understand when she talks? 2) Porque no comprende cuando ella habla means because he/she/you (formal) doesn't understand when she talks. Did you mean to say "Porque no comprendo cuando ella habla' -- because I don't understand when she talks.
I am guessing you mea "se habla", not "sa habla". If I am correct it meas spoken. One example is "Se habla epañol aqui." translates to "Spanish spoken here." or "We speak Spanish here."
As a question ¿Cuando vienes? means "When are you coming?"
Quien = who? you is English; 'yo' isSpanosh for 'I' habla = you(formal, singular)/he/she/speaks 'De quien yo hablo' would mean 'of whom I speak'
"Cuando llegan" means "when they arrive". "¿Cuándo llegan?" means "when do they arrive?"
It means, "When you want [to]."
What do you do when the teacher talks
the sentence isn't grammatically correct and could mean a few things. 1) ¿Por qué no comprende cuando ella habla? means why doesn't he/she/you(formal) understand when she talks? 2) Porque no comprende cuando ella habla means because he/she/you (formal) doesn't understand when she talks. Did you mean to say "Porque no comprendo cuando ella habla' -- because I don't understand when she talks.
literally "and I want when you (formal) speak with me in Spanish" - was this a native speaker?
It means "that you want"
quien habla: who speaks
It mean after
Call you later.
It means: "the above photo is me when I was a baby/little girl haha this is one before and after haha"
"quieras" is the subjunctive tú form (the informal "you" form) of the verb "querer" (to want). so it's "you want."
The phrase "cuando quieras, aquí en mi casa es humilde pero aquí está a tu disposición, carnal" translates to "whenever you want, my home is humble but it's available to you, bro" in English. It expresses an invitation to visit someone's home, emphasizing that although the place may not be luxurious, it is welcoming and open for the person addressed. The term "carnal" is a colloquial way to refer to a close friend or brother.
Whatever you want.