Hey, it was a good play, and I'm proud of you. Grant, estoy orgulloso de ti y de lo que has logrado. Grant, I'm so proud of you and what you've done. Has hecho lo correcto, y estoy orgulloso de ti. You did the right thing, and I'm proud of you. Siempre estoy orgulloso de ti Tú eres mi orgullo y alegría. Your big love. Your sad Goodbye. Oh your caresses. Within me are still alive. I can't live without you anymore, cause far away from you I'm gonna die. Far away from you I'm gonna die Oh how it hurts living without you x2. Today your love still lives within me. Oh how this life hurts Bering without you. Solo estoy orgullosa de ti por querer ayudar a tu amiga. I'm just proud of you for wanting to help your friend. Pero eso no es nada nuevo porque siempre estoy orgullosa de ti, Jane. But that's nothing new because I'm always proud of you, jane. Bueno, por lo que valga, estoy orgullosa de ti. Well, for what it's worth, I'm proud of you. And that stop my self from calling you would. take all the strength that is inside me. And also I didn't know that I could miss you that much. till I broke down and my lips got all dried up. And I found out it could, and I learned it from you. And now that I've finally got you to forget. You came to pick me up today. 1. (informal) (in questions; second person singular) a. what about you. Me casé, tuve hijos, me divorcié y ahora vivo sola. ¿Y tú qué me cuentas de ti?I got married, had children, got divorced, and now I'm living on my own. And what about you? b. what have you been up to. Here is the translation of Con Te Partiro from Italian to English for you! It is 100% correct! It idiomatically or literally translates to With You I Shall Leave, but when speaking normal English, I'll Leave With You. If you see similar translations of the song you will see slight differences in words as some words are interchangeable in Italian. 1. (informal) (second person singular) a. I really want you. Tengo muchas ganas de ti, amor. ¿Cuándo regresas? - La próxima semana.I really want you, babe. When are you coming back? de mi (. deh. mee. ) phrase. 1. (general) a. of my. Todo el mundo se burla de mi nuevo peinado.Everybody is making fun of my new haircut. Tengo una fotografía de mi hermana en mi billetera.I keep a picture of my sister in my wallet. 1. (general) a. of me. Tú siempre me tratas con mucho respeto, pero me pregunto qué piensas de verdad de mí.You always treat me with a lot of respect, but I wonder what you really think of me. b. from me. Yo ya te he dicho que estoy dispuesta a ayudarte en todo lo que pueda. No sé qué más quieres de mí.I've already told you I'm willing reflexive verb. 4. (to consider oneself) a. to think of oneself as. Ella se piensa la hija preferida de la familia.She thinks of herself as the family's favorite child. pronominal verb. 5. (to consider) a. to think. 1. Simply upload a Spanish or English document and click "Translate". 2. Translate full documents to and from Spanish and instantly download the result with the original layout preserved. 3. Translate Spanish documents to English in multiple office formats (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, OpenOffice, text) by simply uploading them into our free I say goodbye to you (2) Yo me despido de ti todas las mañanas al salir. I says goodbye to you every morning, when I goes off to the lumberyard. Gracias por venir. Ves como me despido de ti. Thanks for coming and saying goodbye. Mañana me despido de ti. I'm leaving you tomorrow. No, no, nunca te diré adiós, porque si me despido de ti, es todo. .
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