Take care girl,I love you.
that you take care of someone
When a man tells you not to take something personally he means don't take it too seriously. or may be he is talking about someone else. And he is asking you not to think that he is referring you .
If you want to wish someone well you can say "laat dit goed gaan" If you mean take care of someone you will say "omsien na..." (lit. take care of...)
It means that he is worried about you. He wants you to be safe. That is why he tells you so.
Not really. It can mean something as simple as "take care of yourself; I don't like any hurt to come to you."
If a girl tells you that a decision is up to you, this might mean that she wants you to figure things out for yourself. This can be important to show her that you care, so take advantage of the opportunity.
"Take care" can be translated with the verb root "ingat" (pronouned "ING - aht"). Different verb forms can mean "to care for" or "to take care of". "Ingat" can be used as a substitue for "take care" when saying good-bye to someone.
Its another way to say good bye...........
It means to not take it seriously. e.g. If someone tells you there is bad news you go ha ha ok
If he tells you to take care of his stuff, you say "Of course, you know I will." Don't touch his stuff, walk away and never look back. You don't need this loser and you sure don't care about his "stuff".
"Malama pono" is Hawaiian for "take care" or "to care for properly." It signifies the idea of taking care of oneself, others, and the environment in a balanced and respectful manner.