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

A: to can be a preposition . “i will go to the store”
you could also use it like as a “to be” verb, or to +another verb. example “i want to go swimming”
“to + go”

A: Stop being annoying

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A: It can mean several things:

"will" - in the context of the future tense, voy a hacerlo, lo haré, I shall do it, i would consider this "old English"

It's also used in very formal commands, often in the language of laws: "the defendant shall remain seated"

Note that you'd almost never use it in conversation, it is used almost exclusively in literary and legal contexts

A: I need to get some money! -> obtener, conseguir

I get it! -> lo entiendo

You are going to get it! -> estas en peligro

Get out of here! -> salgate, o, creo que estas mentiendo

Can you get that for me? -> traermelo

A: What about u(you)?
Can u talk rn (right now)?
No bc (because) I'm busy.
Pls? (Please)
Idk. ( I don't know)
Idc. ( I don't care)
K (okay) fine.
Wdym? (What do you mean?)

A: may I close the door?
may I please go to the bathroom?
may I please come in?
el may es para pedir permiso para hacer algo y es formal

A: For nothing

A: it's:
over there
to the right
beside that building
a little farther away
around there
somewhere
near the library
by the supermarket (by = a lado de)
around here
a block past the library
a mile south of the airport

A: I'm very sorry

A: Na verdade, não há diferença aparente entre eles. Quando o "you" estiver se referindo à mais de duas pessoas, estará claro no contexto da frase, por exemplo: "What do you think about it, guys?". E, quando estiver referindo-se à uma pessoa só, também estará claro, tudo depende do contexto.

A: How long have you had your dog?

We've had him since February or We've had him for 6 months.

How long have you been studying Portuguese ?

I've been studying Portuguese since 2008 or I've been studying Portuguese for 9 years.

A: Exacto. "On" se USA con las fechas. I was born in the 4th of July. My birthday is in 3 days.

A: Your question is a good one and highlights how (in my experience) Spanish can be more expressive when describing emotions. In English, the closest translations would be “Not at all” or “no way”

To translate your examples:

“Don’t take offense or anything” or “No way am I ever going to visit them”

Literally,
“para nada” = “or anything” or “for nothing”
“De ninguna manera” = “no way,” or “absolutely not”
“De ningún modo” = “in no way”, “not at all”

A: Puede ser

"On top of that"
"To make things/matters worse"
"To cap it all"

Espero ayude! ^^

A: Someone to practice conversation, I’m a beginner in English, leave your WhatsApp if you like

A: What is it for? This is for ...

A: You can say: Make an effort to get it right.

A: Hablas de phrasal verbs o del uso de prepositions en general?
Hay un video en YouTube que da un poco de teoría o sentido a los phrasal verbs por si te interesa. Pon “Canguro English phrasal verbs the easy way” en YouTube y lo encontrarás (y tiene un sequel también). Está en inglés (pero un inglés dirigido a gente que aprende el idioma). Personalmente creo que en cierto punto simplemente hay que memorizarlos, pero a lo mejor te ayuda :)
Si quieres memorizar el uso de las preposiciones en sí y no tanto los phrasal verbs en particular, son parecidos al español. Eso dicho, hay algunos pares de verbos y preposiciones que son distintos al español que sería más fácil memorizar que encontrar alguna razón por su diferencia (como “depend on” en vez de “depender de” o “arrive at/in” en vez de “llegar a”). Puedo darte una explicación posible de las diferencias, pero no sé si será verdadera, es nada más lo que supongo.

A: a primeira frase está muito embolada :/ tive dificuldades para entender
treinar a pronúncia seria bom

A: はい、いいですよ！

A: Yes, it is natural but is colloquial. So try not to use it in formal conversations or writing. Instead, say "I understand"

A: pretty good job 😄😄👌👌