No quiero perderlo lo amo de verdad
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Please explain what does this mean, "No quiero perderlo lo amo de verdad".
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updated DIC 5, 2010
posted by Hoku556
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I've tried to translate it literally. No quiero = I don't want Perderlo = to lose it Lo amo = online translators will tell you it means something about "master", it actually means "I love him"
De Verdad= really
With all of this I mind I believe the statement translates to "I don't want to lose it, I really love him."
The syntax is obviously different but I hope that this helps.
updated NOV 27, 2010
posted by jdome83
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I don't want to loose him, I really love him.
updated NOV 27, 2010
posted by NikkiLR
or "truly" rather than really. - 0074b507, NOV 27, 2010
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I don't want to lose him, I love him , that's the truth.
updated DIC 5, 2010
edited by Garibaldi
posted by Garibaldi
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I dont have lost, i loves he of true
updated AGO 22, 2009
posted by xatanax
