sorry you are leaving ferro, i am going to miss jamming with you.
Spanish translation: see below
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see below Explanation: I'm confused by ferro - is it ferro that's leaving? Then this is it: Siento mucho que te vas ferro, voy a extranar improvisando contigo. But if someone is leaving ferro (a place? a band?), it would be: Siento mucho que estas dejando ferro, voy a extranar improvisando contigo. Hope this helps! Suerte! |
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VER ABAJO Explanation: Creo que ferro es la empresa Ferro. Si es así, entonces: Siento que te vayas de Ferro, voy a echar de menos embrollar contigo. Familiarmente Jam = aprieto, lío, embrollo, enredo. En España y en otras latitudes también se diría mejor (aunque un tanto obsceno): voy a echar de menos joder contigo o echar vainas contigo. Espero sea de ayuda. |
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