con mucho amor
| 16:52 Aug 16, 2000 |
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Yours lovingly Explanation: Literally: With lots of love. |
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with much love Explanation: this is a literal translation |
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with much love Explanation: Hope this helps. |
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3 hrs
with love see below Explanation: "With much love" sounds like a translation - it really isn't used much in English -" lovingly" is good but a bit distant and innapropriate - just plain " love" is used 99 percent of the time in English but it's more a generic term than anything. I'd go with "with love" because it clearly implies an intentional message of love. |
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wait! I've got another one! Explanation: Right after I deleted your query 2 phrases entered my brain so I had to look you up again. "Con todo mi corazon" (with all my heart) "Con todo mi amor" (with all my love) OK, one of these should convey the message and work for you, either this transmission or the one above. SUERTE! |
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Lots of love Explanation: AS a closure to a letter you don't normally say "With los of love, etc" you just say "lots of love" or plain "love" |
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