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What does Aqui Un Amigo Chica in English?

The phrase "Aqui Un Amigo Chica" doesn't make complete grammatical sense in Spanish. Here's why and how to correct it:

* "Aqui" means "here"

* "Un" means "a"

* "Amigo" means "friend"

* "Chica" means "girl"

The most likely intended meaning is: "Here's a friend, girl" or "Here's a friend for you, girl"

Here are some more grammatically correct ways to express this sentiment in Spanish:

* "Aquí tienes un amigo, chica." (Here's a friend for you, girl.)

* "Aquí hay un amigo para ti, chica." (Here is a friend for you, girl.)

* "Aquí tienes un amigo, amiga." (Here's a friend for you, friend.) This last option is a bit more respectful.

It's important to understand the context of the phrase to determine the most accurate translation.

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