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"te desea"

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I got a Christmas card from a very close friend with a lot of pre-printed words saying what a good friend I am, how grateful she for all I do for her etc.

The last pre-printed words on the card are "I'm wishing you a wonderful Christmas".

Then in her handwriting she writes: "te desea" and signs her name.

Could someone help me understand what "te desea" means in this context? Is it:

1) I desire you 2) I wish you a Merry Christmas 3) Something else??

Thanks

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updated Dec 24, 2014
posted by hughmt
Welcome to SpanishDict. - rac1, Dec 23, 2014

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I think he/she meant to write "Te deseo". without including the rest...."A Merry Christmas". That is to say "I wish that you pass a Merry Christmas".

updated Dec 24, 2014
posted by DonBigoteDeLaLancha
Ok makes sense, thanks - hughmt, Dec 24, 2014
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It would be something like:

"Soy tu amiga Daniela que te desea una Felicísima Navidad."

I'm your friend Daniela who wishes you a very merry Christmas

updated Dec 23, 2014
posted by Daniela2041
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I wish you...

updated Dec 23, 2014
posted by chileno