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how do you say everything is gonna be ok

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how do you say everything is gonna be ok my love

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updated Mar 27, 2011
posted by cocobeam01
And "my love" can be mi amor, mi vida, mi cielo, mi periquito, mi cariño/a, mi querido/a... I'm sure there is a link to all these somewhere! ;o) - cristalino, Mar 26, 2011
not cariña (mi cariño when a noun-man or woman) - 0074b507, Mar 26, 2011
By 'cariña' I was actually referring to 'el individuo de un pueblo amerindio que habita entre los límites de los Estados de Anzoátegui, Monagas y Bolívar, al este de Venezuela'... pretty obvious, no? Kidding, thanks for the catch! - cristalino, Mar 26, 2011
For some time I would always slip up on "tesoro" as well...wanting to call my girl "tesora"... just sounded right! ;o) - cristalino, Mar 27, 2011

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Todo va estar bien, mi amor. Like that.

updated Mar 26, 2011
posted by Vince_Peña
Everything is going to be (future time) ir+a+verb infinitive... va a estar - 0074b507, Mar 26, 2011
va estando is also a possibility. (progressively becoming better) - 0074b507, Mar 26, 2011
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Todo va a estar bien.

updated Mar 26, 2011
posted by chileno
No "a" after the va. - Vince_Peña, Mar 26, 2011
Why not? Ir+a+Estar=going to be - 0074b507, Mar 26, 2011
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Good point, Julian... here is a short list of informal contractions that are obviously not acceptable in correct speech or written exams (just 2 situations):

Bordering on Slang

updated Mar 26, 2011
posted by cristalino
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And for the English learners, it's "going to" and not "gonna"... gonna is a bastardization of the former... I realize it rolls off the tongue easier but it's not proper....

Informal Contraction

updated Mar 26, 2011
edited by cristalino
posted by cristalino
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This sentence can be easily translated, but I fear the word gonna is going to cause great confusion. It might help if you explain its meaning.

updated Mar 26, 2011
posted by 005faa61
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You go to that person, and pat his/her shoulder in an affectionate manner.

updated Mar 26, 2011
posted by lazarus1907