Please help me read a few words in Spanish, thank you

Try it, the little sister is shallow, and there is a mistake in the main Haihan.

José Quero Barrionuevo (This is a name for someone, which should be the following article.)"You"I just talked to the person in charge of customs, and he said that if you can bring the certificate elements with the goods, you can pass through customs (the second half of the sentence is to the effect of this).

If you can get in touch with this gentleman, please write to him in Spanish (contact) and tell him my name; I believe I am capable of doing this well. That's what it means).

Haus-Kro-Baynovo (name), I just talked to the customs officer, and he told me that it would help to clear customs if I could bring my customs clearance documents with me.

Spanish Elementary).

José Quero Barrionuevo, I just spoke to the customs ** and he said that if the certificate of origin is brought in with the goods, it can help with customs clearance.

If you wish to contact him, please write to him in Spanish with my name; I think I'm doing everything I can to get things right.

José Quero Barrionuevo had just spoken to the representative of the customs office and he said that if he brought the certificate of origin with the goods, he would let the goods clear the customs.

If you can get in touch with this gentleman, please write to him in Spanish and tell him my name. I'm sure I'll do my best to do that.

PS: José Quero Barrionuevo is a personal name.

Certificado de Origen is a certificate of origin.

One modification: the customer needs a certificate of origin (certificado de origen), and the customs clearance company can clear the customs. The other upstairs translations mean something about the same.

José Quero Barrionuevo (name. Surname. This gentleman has just spoken to the customs office, and the customs department has asked for a certificate of origin of the goods, so that they can do the customs clearance.

Also, if you want to contact this gentleman (José Quero Barrionuevo), please write in Spanish and tell him my name, I have done my best to make this matter work out of the way.

Mima is a Mimar (Vt.).Cosset; Pampered) when stated in the present tense in the third person singular conjugation.

Me is the accusative form of yo.

Spanish personal pronouns are usually placed after conjugated verbs.

So "mi mama me mima" means "my mother dotes on me", and caressing is pretty much the same thing

The ama in the second sentence is a statement of amar (love) when it is in the present tense and the third person singular conjugation.

My mom loves me".

The amo in the third sentence is the first person singular conjugation of the present tense of amar's statement.

where the "a" is a preposition, table object.

The whole sentence means that I love my mother.

My mom looked at me.

My mom loves me.

I love my mom.

1, por la influencia de la cultura occidental， se han cambiado muchas ideas gradualmente en china.

2. si te me trato bien, soy un perro que tu madre cria.

There are several tenses of the subjunctive mood, you can take a look at the present first, if there is anything you don't understand, you can ask me. Hope it helps!!