This is actually two Spanish sentences, not one. The literal translations of these statements are as follows:
"Yo Te Quiero Mucho" - "I love you very much"
"Yo Hablo Espanol" - "I speak Spanish"
However the first sentence - "Yo Te Quiero Mucho" - could be understood to mean "I love you so much", "I want you" or "I love you a lot" depending on the feelings of the person who has said it.
There is a quick and simple way to translate words and sentences you do not know through the internet. There are many free online translation services available; all you need to do is visit a search engine search site, such as Google or Bing, and search for your required translation, for example: 'English to Spanish translation' or 'English to French translation', and so on. You will then be given a list of translation sites to choose from. Now all you need do is click on a result and you will be directed straight to the linked website. Enter in the word or term you need translating and you will be given the result immediately.
I am guessing that you are wondering what these two specific sentences translate to as they feature side by side in the Robin Thicke song 'Everything I Can't Have' from his 2006 album 'The Evolution of Robin Thicke'.
You can find the lyrics to the track online and take a look at the whole song for yourself. All you need to do is type 'Robin Thicke Everything I Can't Have lyrics' into any search engine and a set of results will be listed onscreen. You can also view live versions of the song on video hosting sites such as YouTube and Megavideo.
"Yo Te Quiero Mucho" - "I love you very much"
"Yo Hablo Espanol" - "I speak Spanish"
However the first sentence - "Yo Te Quiero Mucho" - could be understood to mean "I love you so much", "I want you" or "I love you a lot" depending on the feelings of the person who has said it.
There is a quick and simple way to translate words and sentences you do not know through the internet. There are many free online translation services available; all you need to do is visit a search engine search site, such as Google or Bing, and search for your required translation, for example: 'English to Spanish translation' or 'English to French translation', and so on. You will then be given a list of translation sites to choose from. Now all you need do is click on a result and you will be directed straight to the linked website. Enter in the word or term you need translating and you will be given the result immediately.
I am guessing that you are wondering what these two specific sentences translate to as they feature side by side in the Robin Thicke song 'Everything I Can't Have' from his 2006 album 'The Evolution of Robin Thicke'.
You can find the lyrics to the track online and take a look at the whole song for yourself. All you need to do is type 'Robin Thicke Everything I Can't Have lyrics' into any search engine and a set of results will be listed onscreen. You can also view live versions of the song on video hosting sites such as YouTube and Megavideo.
