Can anybody here translate this Spanish phrase for me?
What does this mean (Muy hermoza besos)? Some Spanish dude online said that to me under a photo comment.
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Here is a site that let’s you translate it yourself.
Muy = very
Hermosa = pretty
Beso = kiss
aww thanks you guys…just needed to know…
Hermosa = Beautiful
Bonita= Pretty
Very beautiful (referring to the subject of the photograph). Kisses (probably offered to the subject of the photograph).
It means give me all your money or the #$%^& gets it. Who speaks Spanish nowadays anyways?
Who answers rhetorical questions anyways? @flameboi lol
@Futomara
You should have seen what happened to me with the transformers question I got killed with kindness
the answer was your xmas present by the way :P
I think it is best translated as “Muy hermoza, besos” meaning “Very pretty, kisses.”
“Besos” is a common way to end a letter in spanish speaking culture. It looks like he thinks your photo is hot and then he is greeting you, sort of like saying “ciao”.
I wish Spanish 3 actually taught Spanish.:(
@Futomara yes @flameboi is correct. Millions of people speak Spanish and it is one of the most well known/used languages in the world. Do you not know that? And I know it does not really mean that __ if you are going to answer my question, please be helpful; not ignorant. Thank you.
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