PHRASES
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Se gasta tu dinero
→ “She spends your money”
Se [se] — reflexive pronoun — herself/himself/themselves, used here to mean 'she'
gasta [gasta] — spends (3rd person singular present tense of gastar)
tu [tu] — your (informal, singular)
dinero [dinero] — money
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Requiere mucho trabajo para conseguir
→ “It requires a lot of work to get”
Requiere [requiere] — requires (3rd person singular present tense of requerir)
mucho [mucho] — a lot/much
trabajo [trabajo] — work
para [para] — for/in order to
conseguir [conseguir] — to get/acquire
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Tarda mucho en alistarse
→ “It takes a long time to get ready”
Tarda [tarda] — takes (3rd person singular present tense of tardar)
mucho [mucho] — a lot/much
en [en] — in/at
alistarse [alistarse] — to get ready
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No te dice sus problemas
→ “She doesn't tell you her problems”
No [no] — not/no
te [te] — you (indirect object pronoun)
dice [dice] — tells (3rd person singular present tense of decir)
sus [sus] — her/his/their
problemas [problemas] — problems
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Rompe contigo
→ “Breaks up with you”
Rompe [rompe] — breaks (3rd person singular present tense of romper)
contigo [contigo] — with you