he either likes you, wants to cheer you up, or is being sarcastic.
hug
It's just a hug. Friends do that between each other regardless of gender. It's in no way a proof of cheating or any romantic interest in each other.
Hug = abraçocuddle = an affectionate, amorous hug.
In Welsh, you say "cwtsh" to mean hug.
It depends on the subject of the sentence. It also depends on the gender of the subject and the gender of the recipient. For example: I (masculine) send you (masculine) a big hug = ani shole'akh lekha khibuk gadol we (masculine) send you (feminine) a big hug = anakhnu shol'khim lakh khibuk gadol They (feminine) send you (masculine) a big hug = hen shol'khot lekha khibuk gadol
she probably just wants to get to know you better
"abrazarse"= to hug (someone) abrazarte= to hug yourself. "te doy un abrazo" (I hug you)
a bunny hug is referred to as a hooded sweatshirt in Saskatchewan
she likes you, or wanted a hug. depends on your realitionship,
To hug. Grammtically it's imperative. You can translate it as "hug me".
It means "I hug you".