tanto tan
This means I miss you very much my love, I love you
It means, "Mmmmmmmm! Tasty!" The "isimo" at the end of an adjective like this is an amplifyer. "muchisimas" means "very very much."
Lets start with a word by word translation: -'Mi' means 'my' in English. -'Esposo' means spouse, in this case, a husband since it ends in 'o' (masculine ending) -'Es' is like 'is' in English. -'Muy' means very. -'Guapo' means handsome (and again, it ends in 'o', so it is masculine, which makes sense because the person is referring to their husband) So when you put it all together: 'My husband is very handsome'
It is "harina". This sounds very much like the word for "sand", or "arena", so be careful not to order "tortillas de arena" in a restaurant.
Word for word, it literally means, "So much time we like of this love." But it is a fair translation to interpret it as, "We've enjoyed this love for so long."
Beaucoup means many or much. Related word : Tant means so many or so much.
Nomu means 'so much' ...or ' really very much' eg nomu bogoshipoyo means miss you very much -Jhang
it means "I miss you very much".
The Italian word "tanto" can have various meanings depending on the context. It can mean "so much" or "a lot" when referring to quantity or degree. It can also mean "very" or "much" when used as an intensifier.
The word Devoted means your very attached, or you like something so much, you don't want to let go.
pit. trench. abyss. endless. immeasurable. so on and so forth
It's a very peculiar word. The word "nigh" means "close" so presumably "nigher" must mean "closer". A little context would help.
The word "menos" in Spanish translates to the word "less" in English. This word in English means not so much.
This means I miss you very much my love, I love you
It's Arabic for "Thank you so much, my darling."
The word could be peripheral, or tangential, which mean related but not very much so.
Molto sole or Tanto sole is an Italian equivalent of 'much sunshine'. In the word by word translation, the masculine adjectives 'molto' and 'tanto' mean 'much, so much, so very much, very much'. The masculine gender noun 'sole'means 'sun'. The phrase is pronounced 'MOHL-toh SOH-lay'.