I am at home resting
in the house
It means "to be/stay in the house"
Nothing, I'm at home.
welcome to (this) your home
estuve
Depends really on on the subjective meaning of "I am staying at home" as there is no literal translation. If you mean I am not going out and staying at home tonight then "Me quedo en mi casa [esta noche]" or maybe I live at home then "Yo vivo en mi casa" or maybe I live in my family home then "Yo vivo en me casa de familia" PS My Spanish is very poor but hope it helps :)
En mi casa mando yo - 1968 is rated/received certificates of: Argentina:13
Yo vivo en una casaVivo en una casa. Vivo en una casa.
In Spanish, that would be "quedarse en casa". I stay at home is "Yo me quedo en casa".
"En mi casa mando yo" is a phrase in Spanish that translates to "In my house, I'm in charge." It is not a specific creation but rather a common expression used to assert authority or control within one's own home.
I am home my love.
You can say "¿Te quedas en mi casa esta noche?"
Be alert of the guard brooms in all the house !
No va / van / vas / vais a estar en la casa para la hora de la cena.Bastante extraño en castellano: No vas a estar en casa para cenar?
The statement "Bien entonces por que no you encuenta usted en mi casa noche en 8" is gibberish. First of all there is no such word as "you" in Spanish. The statement as written translates "very well then why no [you] find [something/someone] you in my house night in 8"
¿Puedes pasar la noche en mi casa hoy?