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What does iTe mando un abrazo con mucho carino means?
te mando mucho carino y abrazos
What does te haces paya o te ago pal diablo mean?
This term may be translated as "You will move away from me or I will send you to the devil." The proper word to use in place of "ago" is "mando." The Spanish above is a colloquialism of the proper phrase "Te haces para allá o te hago para el diablo".
What does uy q es todo eso por dios te mando muchos besos y espero q los recibas ja mean?
The way to translate this is: Wow! what is all that Lord! I send you lots of kisses and I hope you receive them.
What does ti mando un baccio mean?
That it's in Italian and it means "i send u a kiss"
What is the Spanish to English translation of Te dejo un besito?
un beso literally translates to "one kiss" its jst lyk when Americans put (xoxo)
What does te mando un bso mean?
te mando un beso means I send you a kiss
What does ahora te lo mando mean?
"Ahora te lo mando" means "I'll send it to you now" in Spanish.
What does carino ahi te mando unos besos muy pero muy ricos para ti mean?
te mando muchos besos ricos
What does o te lo mando mean in English?
It means, "...or I send it to you."
What does vas a venir o te lo mando mean in English?
It means, "Are you gonna come, or do I send it to you?"
What does Te mando amor de Mexico mean?
That means "I send you love from Mexico".
What does te veo muy bien amiga te mando un beso te extrañamossss mean in English?
Translation: You are looking good girlfriend, Kisses. We miss you.
What does te mando?
either;I command you or I send you
What does iTe mando un abrazo con mucho carino means?
te mando mucho carino y abrazos
Translate te mando besitos y besitos?
I send you kisses and kisses
How do you say I send you hugs also in Spanish?
Te mando abrazos también.
What does te haces paya o te ago pal diablo mean?
This term may be translated as "You will move away from me or I will send you to the devil." The proper word to use in place of "ago" is "mando." The Spanish above is a colloquialism of the proper phrase "Te haces para allá o te hago para el diablo".
