Mi niña bonita / hermosa.mi nina bonita
your beautiful princess ---> tu princesa hermosa
quiero / amo a mis papás. quiero / amo a mi mamá y a mi papá PAPITOS, PAPIS or MAMITA, MAMI and PAPITO, PAPI, if it were mummy and daddy. "Pa" and "ma", are a bit "tacky", and actually, the terms mum and dad haven't got such register.
Mi hija la que canta. Mi hija la cantante. Me cantar hija (IT IS AS CORRECT AS "Me daughter singing, how")
cómo está mi hermosa princesa hoy: how is my pretty princess today
"Su hija es bella."
Mi niña bonita / hermosa.mi nina bonita
I love my daughter and my baby.
your beautiful princess ---> tu princesa hermosa
that means " I love my daughter" in english.
You can say "Mi hija es muy hermosa".
i always love you my beautiful wife
"Eres mi hermosa nena. Te quiero/te amo con todo mi corazón."
¡Te amo, hija! is a Spanish equivalent of the English phrase "I love you, daughter!" The sentence may begin with yo ("I"), for emphasis, even though Spanish does not require subject pronouns when context and verb endings serve clarity. The pronunciation will be "(sho) tey A-mo EE-kha" in Uruguayan Spanish.
my beautiful/witty/precious daughter, I love you today, tomorrow, always
much love from your little sister = mucho amor de su hermana pequeña
quiero / amo a mis papás. quiero / amo a mi mamá y a mi papá PAPITOS, PAPIS or MAMITA, MAMI and PAPITO, PAPI, if it were mummy and daddy. "Pa" and "ma", are a bit "tacky", and actually, the terms mum and dad haven't got such register.