"Mi Casa Su Casa" what does this phrase mean?
88995
It means "My home is your home."
923816
It means a quotation or saying
162754
All the above answers seem to have been done by a machine translation. Taking into account the idiom, I'd say it's something like "Asi es la mala suerte para nosotros, los falsos disenadores."
970961
i think it's "Quiero ser una estrella famosa" because on the other one, the word "que" without an accent mark means "that" and i think "sea" is the imperfect form of the verb "ser" meaning "to be" and together, i don't think it really makes sense.  The first one means exactly what you said: I want to be a famous star.
980431
Mi amor - my love, referring to a person, not the feeling.  As in the sentence, "I enjoy being with you, mi amor."
17444
It means "you missed me."  For example, while I was gone, did you miss me?  Mi is the direct object of the sentence and means "Me."  Sei Manccata (I don't think the spelling is right) is the second person singular past tense of mancare which means "to miss".
102348
It means sit it, and usually what they mean by that is sit your behind.\n\nIts not proper spanish, its more slang talk, and it is used quite often, both here in the U.S. and latin america.
501282
It's an informal/slang Spanish/Latino word for "handsome man".  It's not from a song, just from the culture and the language.\n\nCheers, K
965767
http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/59100.html
955787
Un chico promedio de una sola mujer.\n\nThat's a tricky sentence dude. I didn't even catch it in English at first.
441822
It's a very poor Spanish translation of:  I only want to say that I really have problems getting over you.  I really lose (miss?) you, Bayron.  I decided to try to get my mind off you leaving on a date and all I could think of was you and how much I want to be with you in place.  Bayron, I want to ask you to give neither (me?) and us another chance.  You kill me.  Call me please or write me most urgently.  I would really adore to hear from you again.  Lost, xoxo from Jackie.
562444
Yo compre pasta, aciete, y salsa.\nMis hermanos compraron tortillas fritas.\nMi mama preparo la cena.\nMi mama y you hicimos las invitaciones.\nMi familia y yo limpiamos la casa.\nYo aspire la casa.\nMis hermanos limpiaron el bano.\nTodos comimos la cena.\nTodos fuimos nadando y miramos un a pelicula.
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wow it's badly broken up... \ndirectly translated it would be\nwith my love be sure \n--de m'mamour soiez sure  \nto my life whole heart \n--a ma vie coer entier\nmy whole heart you have \n--mon coeur avez\nprobably safe to say it means more like \nmy love, be assured you have my heart for a lifetime\nor something to that effect
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Remember that the full verse goes like this:\n\nNever really knew that she could dance like this\nShe make a man want to speak Spanish\ncomo se llama, bonita\nmi casa, su casa\n\nI think it's just a joke - he's joking about trying to impress Shaki with his Spanish.  In the U.S., most English-speaking people only know how to say things like "como se llama" and "bonita."  And there is also a well-known saying that goes "Mi casa es su casa," (which we shorten to "mi casa, su casa") which of course means "My house is your house. (Make yourself at home.)"  In the song, it might also have a double-meaning, as in "Should we hook up at my house or yours?"
944121
I think you refer to 'yo si, es a ti', isn't it?\nin that case means 'me, yes, is for you'
772403
It's not quite Spanish, so I'm not totally sure, but I think it's trying to say, "Fuiste a la casa mía," which could be translated as "You went to my house, " or "Did you go to my house?", depending on the intonation and the context.
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como se llama- what is your name\nbonita-pretty/beautiful\nmi casa- my house\nsu casa-your house/her/his house