English to Galician Meaning of me - me

Me :
me

para min, eu mesmo

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Definitions of me in English
Pronoun(1) used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself as the object of a verb or preposition.(2) used in exclamations.
Abbreviation(1) Maine.
Examples of me in English
(1) I took a book with me(2) hi, it's me(3) wait for me!(4) I like the new me(5) do you understand me?(6) that isn't really me(7) me they respect(8) he saw me(9) do you believe me?(10) I'm looking for the real me(11) let me sleep(12) don't give it to me(13) what would you do if you were me?(14) it's me she's asking(15) I've got me a job(16) goodness me!
Related Phrases of me
(1) excuse me ::
con permiso
(2) leave me alone ::
Déixame só
(3) let me see ::
déixame ver
(4) to me ::
para min
(5) with me ::
comigo
(6) for me ::
para min
(7) let me know ::
deixe-me saber
(8) follow me ::
ségueme
(9) me neither ::
eu tampouco
Synonyms
M
1. me ::
me
2. to me ::
para min
3. myself ::
eu mesmo
Different Forms
me, meed, mes
English to Galician Dictionary: me

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