What does "EU chi ommo" mean

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What does "EU chi ommo" mean

Welcome to SpanishDict. This looks like homework. We don't do homework here. You must make an attempt. - rac1, Dec 2, 2016

But what kind of homework? It's not Spanish. That's for sure. Maybe it's the way the O P spells something she heard. - Daniela2041, Dec 2, 2016

Answer 1

Brasilen hitz egiten duten portugesaz idatzita dagoela ematen nau. Eta nire uztez "eu chi amo" izango behar litzake; honela maite zaitudala esan nahi du.

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Answer 2

Well, "eu" is a Portuguese noun, equivalent to that of "yo" in Spanish.

Portuguese writes this out as "Eu te amo". However, this doesn't have much to do with Spanish, but now you know! :D

If you have any questions about Portuguese, feel free to shoot me a message.

When I sounded out the words, it just didn't make sense. "Eu" I can get, but there's no way you can get "te amo" our "chi ommo". I can read and understand about 90% of Portuguese---but it must be written correctly. - Daniela2041, Dec 2, 2016

Así que, mil gracias por la buena explicación. - Daniela2041, Dec 2, 2016

Answer 3

Hint: it is talking about a feeling

Don't give them the answers until they have made an attempt. It's a rule of SD. Thanks. :) - rac1, Dec 2, 2016

Okay. - k_nelson, Dec 2, 2016

I see you changed your answer, thank you. It's the only way they are going to learn. - rac1, Dec 2, 2016

Yeah. No problem. I wasn't really thinking when I answered the other ones. I learn Spanish on my own so I forget that people actually have homework on it :) - k_nelson, Dec 2, 2016

No problem. I'm happy you are helping. :) - rac1, Dec 2, 2016

Of Course. - k_nelson, Dec 2, 2016