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1- What you sent to Ed can't be seen.

2- Pity, I imagine it must be as beautiful as (someone) says.

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I've just noticed that #3 can be translated in two different ways, depending on whether the first word is - intente - or -intenté -

3- 'intenté'

I tried to send it again. Maybe we can see it.

3- intente

Try to send it again. Maybe we can see it.

4- ver = see

Hola, aquí van tus frases en inglés:

1. what I send to Ed, can't be seen

The second sentence is not correct, it should be written like this:

2. ¡Lástima! Me imagino que tenga que ser bonito como dice.

its meaning is:

2. What a pity!! I imagine it must be as nice as he/she says.

Also the 3rd is not correct, it should be:

3. Intente mandarlo de nuevo, ¡¡tal vez lo consigamos!!

its meaning:

3. Try to send it once more, maybe we will succeed!!

4. Ver = to see

hope it helps.

kiss

1. What I sent Ed can't be seen.

2. A pity, I imagine that it must be pretty as he (she) says.

3. I tried to send it again; maybe we can see it.

1. What You sent to Ed cannot be seen.

2. It is a shame, I imagined that it is beautiful as You said.

3. Try to send it again, we might see it this time.

it must say: "nada, mi amor. ¿qué haces?" however of path, tons of younger Spanish audio system write at the present time with out the correct punctuation. and it manner: "not anything, my love. what are you doing?"