"Pero" in Spanish means "but" in English, as in "however."
It means "but I like more".
Pero is the Spanish word for "but"
There's no reason
Translation: But not as much as I.
But I am not a woman...
pero means like saying but or if you add a r next to the r it will be perro so its dog.
'Pero es nesesario' is 'But have to' in Spanish.
"Pero me gusta cuando tú hablas español" translates to "But I like it when you speak Spanish."
"Pero mira jayy puedo besar" is Spanish for "But look, Jayy, I can kiss."
It mean after
In Spanish, "tu no mojas pero empapa" translates to "you don't get wet but you soak." This phrase is often used metaphorically to describe someone who may not directly participate in something, but still ends up deeply affected by it. It conveys the idea that even though someone may not be directly involved, they can still be profoundly impacted by the situation.