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[Jalapeño]

How do you translate, “as time goes on, you get better and better” into Spanish? I used google translate but there were too many different ways and so I need what the most accurate translation would be.

[JPablo]

Hi, Jalapeño!

Do you have more context?

Is it supposed to rhyme with the previous line?

What would you propose, or seems better to you?


"As time goes on" could be "conforme pasa el tiempo"...

Then again, without further context, it is anybody's guess...

Let us know, propose what you think it could be, and we will help you!

Welcome to the forums, by the way! :-)

[Jalapeño]

Escrito originalmente por JPablo

Hi, Jalapeño!

Do you have more context?

Is it supposed to rhyme with the previous line?

What would you propose, or seems better to you?


"As time goes on" could be "conforme pasa el tiempo"...

Then again, without further context, it is anybody's guess...

Let us know, propose what you think it could be, and we will help you!

Welcome to the forums, by the way! :-)

It should be romantic and referring to a girl. Doesn’t need to rhyme because that’s not the style of this poem.

[JPablo]

Okay...

Conforme pasa el tiempo, eres cada vez mejor...

El tiempo va pasando, y tu vas madurando como un fruto en el verano... (a bit free!)

What is your proposal?

[Tomisimo]

as time goes on, you get better and better

Since this is supposed to be romantic, I'll assume the "you get better and better" part actually means "I like you more and more". If that's true, how about:

Con el paso del tiempo, me gustas más y más.