And here I am waiting for you.
good, i am waiting for my photo.bueno, estoy esperando para mi foto
Aqui (Ah kee) means : here. English: I am here. Spanish: Yo estoy aqui.
Thanks a lot, I'm here with my sister.
Either "I'm waiting" or "I'm hoping" or "I'm expecting." Depends on the context.
"Esperando por" in Spanish can mean either "waiting for" or "expecting". It is pronounced "es-pay-RON-doe poor". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
good, i am waiting for my photo.bueno, estoy esperando para mi foto
I am waiting for the bus
In Spanish, "y aquí estoy" translates to "and here I am" in English.
Aqui (Ah kee) means : here. English: I am here. Spanish: Yo estoy aqui.
"Estoy esperando a la mujer" in Spanish means "I am waiting for the woman" in English.
The sentence "estoy aqui si quieres conocerme mejor" translates to "I am here if you want to get to know me better" in English.
Thanks a lot, I'm here with my sister.
This is improper Spanish and the would "You" is not Spanish at all. Tranquilo aqui mi reina. Esperando que [usted] conteste. Calm here my queen. Waiting for you to answer.
Either "I'm waiting" or "I'm hoping" or "I'm expecting." Depends on the context.
"I'm already here in..." (it must be "Aqui", so you should leave out the -c)
"Estoy presente y aquí" in Spanish means "I am here and present" in English. It is a way to indicate that someone is physically in a place and paying attention.
It means I am.