Does "por siempre" exist?
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I thought "forever" is "para siempre" in Spanish. But then, in the song Contigo by Maite Perroni, there was a line in which she uses "por siempre". Is it correct? If so, what does it mean? Please help.
No temas porque tendrás por siempre mi amor para protegerte.
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updated Dec 28, 2011
posted by lydianish1
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According to the rae:
para siempre = Por todo tiempo o por tiempo indefinido. Me voy para siempre
por siempre = Perpetuamente o por tiempo sin fin. Por siempre sea alabado y bendito
updated Feb 15, 2014
posted by lorenzo9
thanks! - lydianish1, Dec 28, 2011
