It is an expression used more often in Spain than Latin America. It means, "I am fine either way" or "It doesn't matter".
It literally means, "It gives me same."
Ex:
Person 1: ?Qué quieres con tu carne, pasta o papas? -- What do you want with your meat, pasta or potatoes?
Person 2: Me da igual. -- I'm fine either way.
"it's not the same anymore"
"You're still just as pretty" is an English equivalent of the Spanish phrase Sigues igual de bonita. The pronunciation of the feminine phrase in the second person informal singular of the present indicative will be "SEE-ghey-SEE-gwal they vo-NEE-ta" in Spanish.
As one word, it could mean Median female As 'me da', it would mean 'he/she/it/you give(s) me)
It's very odd Spanish, and seems to mean: Where was it they made you, we'll see whether they made me* (your) equal *from context, a female
Pensamos igual means "we think alike".
"no importa" or "da igual"
Da igual.
Me da igual. Es lo mismo a mi Me es igual.
Me da igual - 2000 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:MA
it means you too are pretty..
"Same" in Spanish is "lo mismo" or "igual" "Igual" is used more often.
it mean "are the" as in, You da man!
"Muack igual preciosa" is a phrase in Spanish that roughly translates to "Muah, equally beautiful." "Muack" is an onomatopoeic representation of a kissing sound, and "igual preciosa" means "equally beautiful." So, the phrase is often used playfully or affectionately to express that someone is beautiful or attractive.
También yo Yo también Igual yo - yo igual Así yo
todo es igual
It means "The same". If there were an accent over the 'e', it would mean 'he, himself'.
"Igual papasito" translates to "same, handsome." It is a phrase in Spanish used to express agreement or similarity, often in a playful or flirtatious way.