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Hi Pasha,



I understand now, I think 'esperar' is the equivalent of the English word 'await' which means 'to wait for' and has the 'for' part built in.
I wasn't thinking correctly, because...

Hi, Monichka + uno,
Does the sentence you wrote mean 'I'll wait for you below' / 'I'm waiting for you below'

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If so ,why is there no preposition used 'para' such as 'espero para ti...