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No olvides que hay alguien que da cariño

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No olvides que hay alguien que da cariño.

I'm trying to understand this, but it doesn't really translate well. I think it means, don't forget there is someone who cares for you. But I'm not sure that's exactly right - can someone clarify?

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updated May 10, 2011
edited by --Mariana--
posted by RamboKat

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For it to mean "........... give you affection," it needs a presonal pronoun "No olvides que hay alguien que te da cariño." However, it would sound better in future tense "....... que te dará cariño."

updated May 10, 2011
posted by 005faa61
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You're exactly right. smile

updated May 9, 2011
posted by bailarina95
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This was a note from a dear friend of mine. When I translate it, it seems that it is directed at me, but when I asked our mutual friend, he said that it meant: don't forget that no one cares for me like you do. But that doesn't seem to fit the words? Of course, I'm still very new to Spanish...

updated May 10, 2011
posted by RamboKat