Prometida, is like enganched, is when the girl has yet acepted the married purpose of her boyfriend
odioso = hateful aborrecedor = hater, detester Note: In Spanish, this is more serious than in English, on par with calling somebody a racist (as opposed to English where it is on par with calling someone annoying).
Ese means "homie" or buddy. Used as more of a condescending term. You probably would not call someone you did not know very well "ese".
I love you can be either "Te quiero" or "Te amo". There are two different ways to say "I love you" in Spanish. The first is more for "I like you", or non-relationship love. Yo te quiero. Quiero comes from the verb "querer", which is "to want, to wish, or to love". The second is more for a relationship (boyfriend-girlfriend, man-wife) love. Te amo. te amo or te quiero.
In Spanish, "hoda" does not have a specific meaning. It is not a recognized Spanish word. It is possible that "hoda" is a misspelling or a word from another language. If you provide more context or details, I may be able to help further.
Generally speaking Spanish 2 is more difficult than Spanish 1 because more grammar is learned as well as more vocabulary. Grammar includes more tenses in Spanish (e.g. preterite, imperfect. subjunctive) as well as use of passive voice, use of relative clauses, etc.
Then, unfortunately, it would seem that you really do not have a girlfriend. If I were you, I'd look for another relationship with someone who is more available and also wants a relationship with you. You deserve more and you will find more, just keep looking for the right person until you find them.
It means she's not your girlfriend any more.
Because you are so used to having someone special that you feel deprived of love and want more.
What that means is that she can't commit to you because someone else is on her mind. You can't really call her "your" girlfriend if she's going out with someone else behind your back. Move on. Find someone who will be a little more worthy of your affection. If the trust is gone, there isn't really much left in the relationship.
beat the other guy up FIRST then break up with your girlfriend
yes but don't tell your boyfriend/girlfriend why you are dumping them
His inability to have respect for his girlfriend and the cheap thrill of having someone else
a sense of humour someone who can sing or someone who has talent or normal and good smile and a person who is sweet and more................
buy her more things than the other guy
Girlfriend in Spanish is novia. It is pronounced "NO-bee-ah". Please see this site for confirmation: http://translation.babylon.com/Spanish
It depends on whether you have a boyfriend/girlfriend or not. If you have a boyfriend/girlfriend and you know you can't love anyone more, then no, you aren't crushing on someone you think is cute. If you have a boyfriend/girlfriend but you want this cute guy/girl more, then yes, you are crushing on them. You can't hide your crush from your girlfriend/boyfriend so you have to slowly break-up with them, by slowly starting to hang out with this cute person. If you don't have a boyfriend/girlfriend then yes, you are crushing on them. But don't ask them out or anything if you are crushing on someone else too.
Another form of "patito", a ducky. The word "patico" is more common in Caribbean Spanish, Colombian or Andalusian Spanish.