The literal translation is "are you living in love?" if used as a question or "Live in love" if used as an imperative.
Töten Sie sie is the grammatically correct form and translates as Kill them. It is conjugated in the second person formal form of the present tense as an imperative.Other forms are:Töte sie - Kill them - singular (talking to one person), informalTötet sie - Kill them - plural (talking to several people), informal
It's Bardzo dobrze, a ty? (pronunciation: bahrdzo dohbzhe, ah ti?) Literal translation: Very well, and you? say this when someone asks you how you are doing (if you're doing well, of course :D) How are you: Jak sie masz? (Yahk shye mash?)
pasear- to go for a walk paseo- i go for a walk paseas-you go for a walk pasea-he/she goes for a walk paseamos-we go for a walk paseais- you( plural) go for a walk pasean- they go for a walk
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"You are my life.":informal to one person: "Du bist mein Leben."informal to more than one person: "Ihr seid mein Leben."formal in both cases: "Sie sind mein Leben."
informal: Du bist mein Löwenherz. formal: Sie sind mein Löwenherz. You = Sie/Du Are = Sind /Bist My = Mein Lion = Löwe Heart = Herz
Wo sind sie = Where are they? Wo sind Sie = Where are you?
Sie sind mein Held (formal) Du bist mein Held (informal)
Depending on context, Sie sind can be translated as:You areThey are
In German that would be Sie sind mein Freund (according to an online translator)
sie sind wie alt = how old are they Sie sind wie alt = how old are you n.b. the difference is in the capitalisation of the word Sie/sie
Sie sind = you aresie sind = they arebedeutet (from bedeuten = to mean) = means (third person present tense)
I think it is Seelenverwandten but it could be Seele Kumpel
It means: 'where are you'
It is "they are not nice".
Sind sie wie alt? makes no sense whatsoever in German. You could either askWie alt sind sie/Sie = how old are they/yousie/Sie sind wie alt = how old are they/you orthey/you are how old