Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Amigo"

A: It's a loanword from Spanish.

A: “Amigos”は友達たちです。
Amigoはスペイン語で「友達」。

A: Friend

A: Yes, it means friend and although we say this in the U.K. it is a Spanish word, not English.

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A: amigo=friend
eg. I've admired your work for years, amigo.

A: The three amigos had been best friends since childhood.

An amigo is a friend.

A: In Spanish
amigo = masculine form of friend
amiga = feminine form of friend

In English
- we do NOT have these masculine and feminine nouns
so people use
AMIGO
to mean both
a male
or a female friend

amigo = friend

A: Friend, you will be late to the university.

A: “Hi (name of person), how are you feeling?”
Or
“Hi (name of person), how are you?”

“Amigo” en ingles es “friend”, pero no es normal saludar a alguien como “amigo”. Entonces diga el nombre de la persona en lugar de eso amigo
(Lo siento por mi español mal)

A: "foreign friends"

A: how many friends do you have?

A: Exact translation. "Hello, friends."
Common version. "Hi, guys."

A: i think they are all the same. let me think of some examples:
I'm going to the store. Are you going too?
-- also?
-- as well?

(ALL SOUND FINE)

We got some eggs, some milk, and some bread too
-- some bread also
-- some bread as well

(ALL SOUND FINE)

A: Friend / صديق / رفيق

A: Es todo sobre el contexto. Puedes decir "I am free" y significa que soy libre por ejemplo, de la esclavitud, o que tengo más derecho aquí que acá.

"The prisoner became free after a year of sentence."

Luego free también puede decirte que algo es gratis

"They were giving free food near the metro entrance."

A: @maurogtz: what's up bro. I'm muhammad. how are you?

A: @ceci20: hi.