This affectionate term is used to address someone dear, often a child or romantic partner. It's equivalent to 'honey' or 'sweetheart' in English.
This affectionate term is used to address someone dear, often a child or romantic partner. It's equivalent to 'honey' or 'sweetheart' in English.
This expression means to act playfully or mischievously, often implying harmless fun or lighthearted trouble.
This expression means to act playfully or mischievously, often implying harmless fun or lighthearted trouble.
This versatile interjection can be used to offer something, draw attention, or express surprise. It doesn't have a direct English equivalent and its meaning depends on context.
This versatile interjection can be used to offer something, draw attention, or express surprise. It doesn't have a direct English equivalent and its meaning depends on context.
This expression conveys a subjective feeling or belief about oneself. It's similar to 'to feel like' or 'to have the impression of being' in English.
This expression conveys a subjective feeling or belief about oneself. It's similar to 'to feel like' or 'to have the impression of being' in English.
This verb has two main meanings: 'to call someone back' on the phone, and 'to remind' someone of something. The context usually clarifies the intended meaning.
This verb has two main meanings: 'to call someone back' on the phone, and 'to remind' someone of something. The context usually clarifies the intended meaning.
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