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'Entiendes' = 'you understand' (as statement or question)
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What do tu te ases como no sabes pero yo si pienco que to no quieres a dicir a mi que tu intiendes mean?
The statement should probably read: Tú te haces como no sabes pero yo pienso que tú no quieres decirme que tú entiendes. This means: You pretend like you don't know but I think that you don't want to tell me that you understand. Tú means you. Tu means your Ases is not a Spanish word but it sounds like Haces which is one of the forms of "to be" in Spanish. Si means if Sí means yes - or an affirmative intonation to the statement. Pienco is not a Spanish word, however Pienso means "I think" Decir a mi means say to me or tell me, but "decirme" is less clumsy Intiendes is not a Spanish word - Entiendes means "you understand"
Is intiendes or entiedes a spanish word?
Entiendes is a Spanish word. It is a form of the Spanish verb entender, which means "to understand." The form you asked about is the tú form, which is used for friends, people you know very well, or people who answer to you...like kids or someone who reports to you at work. So, literally entiendes means "you understand"...with the "you" being a person as described above. So, if I told my child or friend something, I might say, ¿Entiendes?"
What is popcom stands for?
popcom was the govrnment agency w/ primary responsibility for controlling growth on the population in the philippines... that is the best answer on this question.. intiendes amigo?
What do tu te ases como no sabes pero yo si pienco que to no quieres a dicir a mi que tu intiendes mean?
The statement should probably read: Tú te haces como no sabes pero yo pienso que tú no quieres decirme que tú entiendes. This means: You pretend like you don't know but I think that you don't want to tell me that you understand. Tú means you. Tu means your Ases is not a Spanish word but it sounds like Haces which is one of the forms of "to be" in Spanish. Si means if Sí means yes - or an affirmative intonation to the statement. Pienco is not a Spanish word, however Pienso means "I think" Decir a mi means say to me or tell me, but "decirme" is less clumsy Intiendes is not a Spanish word - Entiendes means "you understand"
Is intiendes or entiedes a spanish word?
Entiendes is a Spanish word. It is a form of the Spanish verb entender, which means "to understand." The form you asked about is the tú form, which is used for friends, people you know very well, or people who answer to you...like kids or someone who reports to you at work. So, literally entiendes means "you understand"...with the "you" being a person as described above. So, if I told my child or friend something, I might say, ¿Entiendes?"
What is the chavacano de zamboanga of i hate you?
Le odio (Translated by the Mindanao Examiner) Noted: Chavacano is Chavacano and it is never a Spanish! Spanish is Spanish! Chavacano is a full-pledge Creole Language...or an evolve language from Castellano with Influences from Italiano, Portuguese, several native Americans e.g. Nauthl, Mexican-Indian, Quechua, Taino, etc. and other several Austronesian Languages e.g. tagalog, ilonggo, bisaya, subanon, yakan, tausug, sama-lauan, sama-banguingui, ilocano, etc. contrary, other romance languages e.g. portuguese, castellano, catalan, basque, romanian, Italian, fancais are also an evolved language from Latin. before these are also considered as Pidgin or a corrupted Latin. but as years goes by, pidgin evolved and become a full-pledge language. distinct and stand-alone. intiendes amigo? otra vez, Chavacano is a Creole Language with SIX(6) Dialects, namely: Caviteño (Chabacano di nisos), Ermiteñ (Chabacano de Ermita), Ternateño(Chabacano di bahra), Cotabateñ(Chabacano de Cotabato), Castellano Abakay(Davaoeño Zamboangueño) and Zamboangueño(Zamboangueño Chavacano o Chavacano de Zamboanga). EDIT: Actually, that was all kind of wrong. Maybe old people might say it that way but nowadays, it's said like this: ta odia yo contigo. I hate you in Chavacano: Requiere yo contigo. REQUIERO -Required, Requeri -to require. also requerido. Conclusion: Te Odio! Tan Odio yo contigo! No quiere yo contigo! Pero Tiene vez, depende ya se si Quilaya o Que modo y cuando tu con estos arriba mencionado hay usa. (but sometimes, it depends on how and when you're going to use those above in a sentence.)
