Results for i like that about you translation from Danish to Spanish

"10 things i hate about you".
- ¿qué? - "10 razones para odiarte".

i've been thinking about you and me
he estado pensando en ti y en mí

how about you, wilson?
¿qué hay de ti, wilson?

i like them.
me agradan.

i like this!
me gustan esos.

i like that. det er virkelig rart.
me gusta eso, es muy bonito.

something like that.
algo así.

"getting to know all about you".
"conociéndote..." "conociendo todo de ti." rodgers y hammerstein.

i like this sore point.
dije que claro que sí.

- "i like to boogie."
me encanta la vida nocturna. - me gusta bailar.

what reason would i have to purposely freak you out like that?
¿qué motivo podría tener para espantarte de esa forma?

mand: ja. i like to move it move it.
"i like to move it move it. "

"i think about you day and night" "it`s only right" kom nu, syng med mig.
yo pienso en ti día y noche así debe de ser ¡vamos, canta!

i can't trust a woman like that to cure my cancer, doing something like that in the car!
no puedo confiar en una mujer así para que cure mi cáncer.

- how do you like that? that's some shit right there.
- ¿qué te parece?

is it all about you or all about me or all about a girl named anna is it all about you or all about me or all about a girl named anna
es todo sobre ti o todo sobre mí. o todo sobre una chica llamada anna es todo sobre ti o todo sobre mí.

frank was a nice guy but the rest of them were jerks is it all about you or all about me or all about a girl named anna is it all about you or all about me or all about a girl named anna
frank era un buen tipo pero el resto de ellos eran idiotas. es todo sobre ti o todo sobre mí. o todo sobre una chica llamada anna.

according to the uk authorities, this would be the most likely case based on experience gained in tax offices in the uk, assuming that about 50 % of all expenditure on renovation will go to integral plant and machinery, 40 % to commercial buildings and the remaining 10 % will be on industrial buildings.
according to the uk authorities, this would be the most likely case based on experience gained in tax offices in the uk, assuming that about 50 % of all expenditure on renovation will go to integral plant and machinery, 40 % to commercial buildings and the remaining 10 % will be on industrial buildings.