Please help to recognize Spanish words in the couple sentenses

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  1. Chalchiuhtlicue's Avatar

    Chalchiuhtlicue said:

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    Hi! Could please somebody recognize and spell Spanish words that woman says in this video since 41-st second to 56-th second?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9_eQTyZ0-g

    Thank you!
     
  2. MaresLejanos said:

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    She said:

    Yo te quiero...
    Yo te amo...

    Both sentences means: I love you
     
  3. Lady_A said:

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    This is what I understand....but I am not very sure of the first two lines:

    como quiero que te vallas
    como quiero que te vallas mas pronto
    lleva mi amor contigo y te sere una vela en el camino
    y prevendre las tormentas con el corazon
     
  4. MaresLejanos said:

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    The firts to lines are good, i'm not complete sure about the last one... ii hear that:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9_eQTyZ0-g


    como quiero que te vallas
    como quiero que te vallas mas pronto
    lleva mi amor contigo
    yo te sere una vela en el camino
    que se(te) mantenga *** en el corazón (there is a word between mantenga and en el that i can't to understand)
     
  5. Lady_A said:

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    Listen to it here....

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCUpK...eature=related

    the last two lines are a little bit more understandable...
     
  6. MaresLejanos said:

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    Yes You're right Now i hear this
    como quiero que te vayas
    como quiero que te vayas mas pronto
    lleva amado contigo
    y te sere una vela en el camino
    y prevendré tormentas ... con el corazón

    Thanks
     
  7. Lady_A said:

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    Quote Originally Posted by MaresLejanos View Post
    Yes You're right Now i hear this
    como quiero que te vayas
    como quiero que te vayas mas pronto
    lleva amado contigo
    y te sere una vela en el camino
    y prevendré tormentas ... con el corazón

    Thanks
    I was so close

    I'm just asking...the third line...does it make sense...or it would have been better: "llevame amado contigo..."?
     
  8. MaresLejanos said:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lady_A View Post
    I was so close

    I'm just asking...the third line...does it make sense...or it would have been better: "llevame amado contigo..."?
    You're right, that was my mistake writing, she said: llevame amado contigo
     
  9. Lady_A said:

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    Thanks!

    And here is the English translation (if needed):

    como quiero que te vayas
    how I want you to leave
    como quiero que te vayas mas pronto
    how I want you to leave sooner
    llevame amado contigo
    take me with you, my beloved
    y te sere una vela en el camino
    and I'll be your candle (light) on your way
    y prevendré tormentas ... con el corazón
    and I will prevent torments....with my heart
     
  10. MaresLejanos said:

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    very good job
     
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    Chalchiuhtlicue said:

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    Dear MaresLejanos, Lady_A !!!
    Thank you so much!

    It's one of my favorite song from the opera "Juno and Avos" about love between Russian Chamberlain Count Mr. Rezanov and Conchita, a daughter of the Governor of San Francisco. This is the scene of the last parting. In a few month Rezanov caught a cold and died. Conchita for a long time did not believe reports about Rezanov's death and was waiting for him more than 30 years.
     
  12. Lady_A said:

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    Yes, it's an impressive love story I did not know about and it was very nice learning about it and hearing this song (from what I gathered) called "I will never forget you"(?).
     
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    Chalchiuhtlicue said:

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    Lady_A

    Wow! Yes, I will never forget you.

    “An Earthly Man is a Mortal God, and... the Heavenly God is an Immortal Man,” Hermes Trismegistus.
     
  14. Lady_A said:

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    Thank you for the flowers