What does yo también?

The phrase yo también variously means “me, too,” “so do I” or “same here” in Spanish. The expression is used to express agreement with a statement or, more generally, a feeling of solidarity.

When would you say yo también vs a mí también?

Both are used to agree with a positive statement that another person said. 'Yo también' works with normal and reflexive verbs. You use 'a mí también' when you are the indirect object of a positive statement and you agree with it.

What does Yo Te Amo?

Te amo means “I love you” in Spanish and Portuguese.

What do yo soy mean?

Yo Soy means "I am" in Spanish and may refer to: Yo Soy 132, a Mexican protest movement for the democratization of the country and its media.

Can I say Yo soy?

They do both mean "I am." Soy is from ser, which essentially means "to be". Soy is the form used to refer to "I" in the present tense, or how English speakers would say "I am". Since the conjugation by it's nature tells you who the subject is (I) you do not need to put yo in front of it.

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Is it yo estoy or Yo Soy?

We use soy when we are talking about permanent things, things that do not change from day to day, or hour to hour. I might say “Soy estudiante” meaning I am a student. On the other hand, we use estoy when we are talking about states or variable things, like the weather or somebody's mood or location.

What does Mailob mean?

mi mailob. 1. ( slang) (general) my love.

What is mi amor?

To call someone “my love” in Spanish, you can say mi amor.

When a guy says Te quiero mucho?

But te quiero is actually the most common way to say “I love you” in Spanish! Since its literal translation is “I want you,” it may sound a bit strong to native English speakers. In Spanish, however, it has a lighter connotation of love and care. Friends and relatives frequently say “te quiero mucho” to one another.

Does Tambien mean OK?

It seems as though it means "very well" or some other form of "ok".

How is Tambien used in Spanish?

As we are sure you already know, the word 'También' means 'also' or 'too' and is used pretty much in the same way as it is used in the English language. Likewise, the word 'Tampoco', which means 'neither' or 'either' has a similar role in Spanish as it does in English, except in its position in the sentence.

What is no me gusta nada?

no,I don't like anything. no. no. no. no.

How do you say Tuetano in English?

How can I say Mas in English?

Using Más to Mean 'More' or 'Most'

In the same way, más is often the equivalent of the English suffix "-er" or "-est." ¿Cuál es el idioma más fácil para aprender? (What is the easiest language to learn?)

Can you say Carino to a girl?

When you're more than fond of somebody, you can call him or her cariño (darling), but remember – it doesn't change its ending depending on whether the person you're speaking to is male or female. Ven aquí, cariño. Come here, darling.

Is Cariño romantic?

In Spanish, cariño is a word that is directly linked to love and affection. In general terms, cariño refers to a feeling. However, it's also a term that Spaniards use as a way to call their loved ones.

Is Yo estoy proper?

The both mean “I am”. “Yo soy” is normally a permanent state of being, and “yo estoy” is something temporary.

Why is it estoy bien and not soy bien?

Soy buena - I am good, I am a good person. Estoy bien - I am well, I am feeling fine. Soy buena: ser classifies or defines, so you are classifying yourself as a good . Estoy bien: estar indicates states (surprise!), and "bien" is an adverb that indicates how the state is.

Does Mucho Gusto mean?

Mucho Gusto

Pronounced: Moo-cho Goo-stow. This phrase means “nice to meet you.” It is obviously used when you're meeting someone for the first time.

Does soy mean im?

Let's continue our series on the use of the verbs ser and estar, now focusing on how you can use soy (“I'm”—the first-person singular form of ser in the present tense) to talk about yourself. The present tense of the verb ser (to be) is soy.

What's the difference between Yo and soy in Spanish?

For example, "Soy piloto" (I am a pilot) or "Soy de Peru" (I am of/from Peru). Yo=I. It is a subject pronoun and unlike in English where saying "I" is necessary, in Spanish it is not necessary because the way the verbs are broken down (conjugated), they already indicate who is doing what.