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How do you say this in Spanish (Mexico)? I want to be with you everyday
How do you say this in Spanish (Mexico)? I want to be with you everyday
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Creo que te refieres a "quiero estar contigo siempre", o también "quiero estar contigo a diario"
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"Quiero estar contigo siempre"
"Quiero estar contigo en todo momento"
"Quiero estar contigo todos los días"
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- Spanish (Mexico)
se dice quiero estar contigo todos los dias
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- Spanish (Mexico)
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- Spanish (Mexico)
i = yo
want to be = quiero estar
with you = contigo
everyday = cada dia
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