Depends on the situation. The literal meaning of "tamale" is well known, it is a type of food very common in many latinoamerican countries. But the figurative meaning may vary. It can be very vulgar: "Hey, do you want to play with my tamale?" Or even grotesque: "That girl has a great tamale, my friend!" So, if you are part of a Spanish group, don't ever say to a girl: "Can I eat your tamale?" -not even in a restaurant.
y tu ami
"Tu eres mi mundo" in English means "You are my world."
Tu eres mi amor means: You are my love
It means, "You're my heart, you're my love, you're my life."
"Mi amor tu sabes" means "My love you know" in English.
It means" I like your..." in Spanish :)No it does not. Mi gusta tu is gibberish in Spanishi agree with the answer ahead of me. replace mi with me and then it will make senseit will "me me gusta tu..."
"Tu tambien mi corazon" translates to "You too, my heart" in English.
Your my everything
it means "you are not for me"
you too my friend
Mi amore is Italian for I love.
Yo quiero tu en mi vida porque tu en mi corazon in English means I want you in my life because you in my heart.