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What does this mean in English Id you feto thts tour verte amarte lola?

This phrase is not in English. It appears to be a mix of Spanish and possibly another language. It's difficult to decipher its meaning without further context.

Here's a breakdown of what we can glean:

* "Id you feto" seems to be a mix of English ("you") and Spanish ("feto," which means "fetus" in English). This makes it very unclear.

* "thts tour verte" is likely a misspelling of "that's your vert," which might refer to something green. "Vert" is a color term in heraldry and could also refer to "vert" as a slang term for a skateboarding trick.

* "amarte lola" is a clear Spanish phrase, meaning "I love you Lola."

Without more context or correction of the misspellings, it's impossible to give a definitive translation. It's possible the phrase is meant to be playful or nonsensical.

If you can provide more information about the source of this phrase or the intended meaning, I can try to help you understand it better.

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