What does Tírate al aqua mean ?
Plz help me out i know what al agua means but this is my frist im coming accross the word Tírate . . btw am a beginner . . so if u cant break it doen . . that'll be great
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Tirar = the verb to throw
te = in this case 'you' or 'yourself'
a + el = al = to the
agua = water
Literally: Throw yourself to the water.
In other words 'dive in' or perhaps 'jump in' 
It would be nice if you would indicate your native language in your profile. Based on your post, I am tempted to guess either Urdu or Hausa (I considered Inuit but we get so few Inuit speakers here). At any rate, attempting to learn both English and Spanish at the same time shows admirable courage.
Plz help me out i know what al agua means but this is my frist im coming accross the word Tírate . . btw am a beginner . . so if u cant break it doen . . that'll be great
"tírate al agua" probably means "throw yourself into the water" (i.e. jump/plunge into the water). The underlying verb is "tirar" (to throw) and is used here in a reflexive construction. (I say "probably" because Spanish is not my native language).
To help you in your effort to learn English, I'll offer a rewrite (in "standard" English) of your request.
Please help me out. I know what "el agua" means but this is the first time I've come across the word "tirate". By the way, I'm a beginner, so If you can't break it down, that will still be alright.
Tírate al agua would be translated to English as ''jump in the water.'' It's from the verb tirarse. This is a command form ''tírate,'' with the ''te'' referring to ''you.''
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