Hi zozo, spelled like this it is not a word...but if you supply the sentence we might guess.

Possibly it is "somos" (we are)

sorry i can`t bring the whole sentence because i heard it in a latin american soup opera and i `m just a biggener in learning the spanish language but i always hear them saying "muchas simous" or "muchasimos" or something like that but they repit it alot by this way and i wish i know what does it mean, thanks again for trying to help me, i appericiate this very much.

If you've heard it, then chances are that you spell it completely wrong it if you try to use your English way of spelling, because it doesn't match ours, which is more logical, by the way.

What you are asking for is not a word, but a prefix, like -ly (evenly) or -ness (profoundness), and it is used for the superlative, which in English you express with very, a lot, extremely...

By the way, you have to write with an initial capital letters the words I, Spanish, English, and others. Try to be careful, because some of us are also learning English.

mucho - muchísimo (=a lot)
feo - feísimo (=very ugly)

i`ve heard the word again and i think it is "muchas sinous" or "muchasinous" or "muchosinous" please if any one knows about what does this word mean i beg him to answer, it is widley used by latin americans and i need to know its maening in english.

Almost sure it's "muchísimo". Lazarur has already given you the meaning.

zozo said:

i`ve heard the word again and i think it is "muchas sinous" or "muchasinous" or "muchosinous" please if any one knows about what does this word mean i beg him to answer, it is widley used by latin americans and i need to know its maening in english.

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I think lazarus is right...anyway...it MAY mean:

muchacitos =men/young men/boys