how do i say kevin is my world in spanish please help

Just as the title suggests... How do you say "to each other" in Spanish/

Restaurant traders in Melbourne's south east are banning meals from their alfresco dining menus in favour of allowing punters to light up a cigarette.

Oakleigh's Eaton Mall, the epicentre of Melbourne's Greek community, is a popular place for elderly Greek men each morning.

For years they have filled the outdoor tables in the precinct, their chatter heard through a thick cloud of smoke as they sip coffee and puff on cigarettes.

But under tough new laws enforced by the state government on Monday, smoking is banned from nearly all outdoor dining areas in Victoria.

The changes have left restuarant owners up in arms, with some banning serving outdoor meals at certain times of the day to allow smokers to light up.

"What a lot of people don't understand is that taking a cigarette away from an elderly Greek man is like taking away everything he's got," he said. "They come down each morning... they could stay five or six hours. It's their life, having a coffee, a cigarette, having some cake, socialising with their friends... that's the way it's always been."

Greek translation forthcoming

Have they gone too far ?

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New legislation outlined smoking is only allowed in restaurants and pubs with enough real estate to establish four-metre buffers between smokers and diners. Others can erect 2.1-metre-high cafe blinds.

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Peluquería unisex = Gentleman's /ladies hair stylist

Making a Spanish phone prompt for my employer... Which verb should be used ¿oprimir or marcar? "OPRIMA el numer dos" OR "MARQUé el numero dos" I know both are basically the same, and I've heard both used...but is one more professional than the other??

Hello, is there any difference between tan pronto como and en cuanto? Or are they interchangeable?

If there is a difference, can you explain it to me?

Thanks for responses.

Hello, i would like to ask you if there is any difference between these 2 proonouns regarding to persons.

I mean, if i want to talk only about persons and i want to use relative pronoun, can use these 2 interchangeably? (If i am not using personal a or preposition)

Thanks for responses.

The word "investigación" is translated as "investigation" or "research". I've tried to see some dictionaries and it's not so clear. I even tried SD.

My idea is that I would be right if I say investigation if it's about the police. Never research , right?
I also feel that if it's scientific "research" is also good, right?
But what about cases when they could be interchangeable?
I would appreciate it if people could give examples.

Karen opened a thread and asked a question.
I gave some possible answers and among them.I said:

Kevin lo es todo para mí.

Feliz asked why I had used "lo", what it stood for.

As usual I don't know the rules but it sounds perfect to me and for native speakers (my husband agrees) it does too.

Can someone explain or give other examples?

Se dice. "how much are the eggs" cierto

Can someone translate this phrase for me? It's for a letter going home to students' parents.

Can someone translate this please?

My spanish cariño told me: You have taught me that the arrows exist, what does it mean? He said I should look it up that it had a Spanish meaning but I cant find it.

A few days back I asked this question, but it became a little lost amongst other issues, so Heidi suggested I post a more focused question for my benefit and the benefit of others, so here it is:

When a subject noun is included in a sentence, any demonstrative adjective (esa, ese, esta etc.) must match gender with that noun, regardless of what that noun is referring to:

Este libro es prueba.

But what happens when the demonstrative adjective and noun are replaced by a demonstrative pronoun? Does the pronoun take the gender of the noun it is replacing, or the noun it is referring to?

Este [libro] es prueba, or, Esta [libro] es prueba.

Or is the choice of pronoun optional, the former placing emphasis on the replaced noun, the latter placing emphasis on the noun being referred to?

Similarly, would shifting the importance to the noun being referred to determine which pronoun is used?

Esta [libro] es la prueba.

How do you say the verb "to wireless Hotspot"? for me, punto caliente doesnt seem right, I would prefer a transliteration, like "hotspotar"

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Aug 02 - How to say kevin is my world in spanish

Aug 02 - How to say "to eachother" in Spanish

Aug 02 - Smoking ban: Oakleigh traders ban meals to allow patrons to light up.

Greek translation forthcoming

Have they gone too far ?

Aug 02 - answer time

Aug 02 - phone prompts

Aug 02 - Tan pronto como vs en cuanto

Aug 02 - quiero saber como es el vervo to be

Aug 02 - Relative pronouns que and quien

Aug 02 - Investigation or research?

Aug 02 - Kevin lo es todo para mí.

Aug 02 - Help me, soy una burra en ingles, ayudaaa

Aug 02 - "If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at..."

Aug 02 - "I grew up in [city, state] but I've spent most of my teaching experiences here in [city, state]"

Aug 02 - You have taught me that the arrows exist

Aug 02 - Demonstrative Pronoun Gender Matching.

Aug 03 - wireless hotspot