Translation of “mon chéri” in English. Noun. honey. sweetie. baby.

Beau and its feminine form, belle, mean “beautiful” or, depending on the context, “handsome”.

Loco is not used very often in Canadian English. It is slang for “crazy” and is the Spanish word for Crazy. It can be used as a joke or comment in a lighthearted way, or it can be a real insult.

Italian term for little. Typically used to modify tempo markings as in ” accelerando poco a poco ” meaning “getting faster little by little.” a little, as in poco piu allegro (a little faster)is found in directions to performers, as in poco allegro, although un poco allegro, a little fast, would be more accurate.

When working as an adjective, ‘poco’ has feminine (poca) and plural (pocos / pocas) forms. It means ‘few’ or ‘little’. Poquito is the diminutive form of ‘poco’.

Demasiado is a common adjective or adverb that usually carries the idea of “too,” “too much,” “too many,” “excessive” or “excessively.” When used as an adjective, demasiado precedes the noun it refers to and agrees in number and gender with it.

Hablas demasiado= you talk too much or as an adj. Hay demasiada gente aqui. = There are too many people here. But if you wish to say I will be there too you have to use “tambien” – Estare alli tambien.

“demasiado” usually means “too much” or “too many”. “muy” usually means “very” or “really”, but in Spanish they will say “ya es muy tarde para cenar.” meaning “It is too late to have dinner now.” and other things with the construction “too to….” using “muy”.

Mucho is Spanish and is defined as much. An example of mucho is when something costs a lot.