It mean he/she loves you
It means you are loved
It is spelled "Te Quiere" "Te Quiere" means I love you. Another way to say I love you in spanish is "Te Amo".
You say that now he/she doesn't love you.
It means: He/She probably doesn't want to speak to you.
It means ....i love you for free..
"Se te Quiere de Gratis" "you are loved for free" "Si tu queres de Gratis" "If you want for free"
It's rather ungrammatical, but seems to mean: How I'm going to love you, but we'll see whether you are going to love me too.
me quiere means I want lo quiere means he/she wants
No suena coherente eso de "que quiere que te diga", hay falta de concordancia en la conjugación verbal "quiere" y "te".You must have said:1. ¿Qué quiere que le diga? --- What do you want me to tell you? (polite you, singular, both genders) / what does he/ she want me to tell him/ her?2. ¿Qué quieres que te diga? --- What do you want me to tell you? (informal you, singular, both genders)
It's not "Kere" It's "Quiere" (Good try for pronunciation!) But "Quiere yo contigo" is not good Spanish and it does not mean, "I want you", although that is what google translate claims. Literally it mean "you (or he/she) wants I with you" I want you with me - te quiero conmigo I want you - te deseo You say "(Yo) Quiero contigo" to a girl you like. It's a way to tell her you have feelings for her.
I love you, love you ... love you very much....Arasahys, Your Girlfriend....