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A AN B CH D E È EN F G H I J K L M N O ON OU OUN P R S T UI V W Y Z
me gustaría que vinieras mañana
Yo te amo
amarar a tu prójimo [v.]
Kreyòl : renmen
English : to love, to like. I love you
love your neighbor
He/She likes hot chocalate
I would like you to come tomorrow
Français : aimer, apprécier, adorer. Je t'aime
j'aimerais que vous veniez demain
Il/elle aime le chocolat chaud
aimer son prochain
Español : amar, querer, gustar, encantar. Se gusta el chocolate caliente
me gustaría que vinieras mañana
Yo te amo
amarar a tu prójimo
Português : amar, adorar, gostar de, querer. Eu te amo
ame o próximo
Ele/Ela gosta de chocolate quente
Gostaria que você viesse amanhã
Te amo: Ej: ¡Es muy amable de tu parte! Estoy aquí para ayudarte cuando lo necesites.
Kreyòl : Mwen renmen w
English : I love you : Ex : That's very kind of you! I'm here to help whenever you need.
Français : Je t'aime : Ex : C'est très gentil de ta part ! Je suis là pour vous aider chaque fois que vous en avez besoin.
Español : Te amo: Ej: ¡Es muy amable de tu parte! Estoy aquí para ayudarte cuando lo necesites.
Português : Eu te amo: Ex: Isso é muito gentil da sua parte! Estou aqui para ajudar sempre que você precisar.
trillado: Ej: Una chica sólo puede escuchar "Te amo" tantas veces antes de que empiece a sonar cliché y sin sentido. [adj.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : hackneyed
English : hackneyed : Ex : A girl can only hear "I love you" so many times before it starts to sound clichéd and meaningless.
Français : banal : Ex : Une fille ne peut entendre "Je t'aime" qu'un certain nombre de fois avant que cela commence à paraître cliché et dénué de sens.
Español : trillado: Ej: Una chica sólo puede escuchar "Te amo" tantas veces antes de que empiece a sonar cliché y sin sentido.
Português : banal: Ex: Uma garota só consegue ouvir "eu te amo" tantas vezes antes de começar a soar clichê e sem sentido.
amo esto, amo y señor, intolerante, ventilador (admirador), amo, mucho, No amo; no me gusta, Soy de Estados Unidos, pero amo tanto el queso y el pan que desearía ser francés., Te amo, trabajo, trillado.
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