oohhh seems we have another teacher here... thanxs Paul, I couldn't explained so well!!!
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Zahra this was so sweet of you but por Dios, may this thread be saved from false teachers like me!
Originally Posted by Zahra2008
oohhh seems we have another teacher here ... thanxs Paul, I couldn't explained so well!!!
I'm sure you would do it much better!
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hahaha not at all ... but... IM WATCHING YOU!! Originally Posted by Paul Orhan
Zahra this was so sweet of you but por Dios, may this thread be saved from false teachers like me!
I'm sure you would do it much better!
heheheeh am kidding
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Actually, I'm glad and quite relieved that you are! False "teachers" are the worst lot! Thanks for keeping an eye on me Originally Posted by Zahra2008
hahaha not at all ... but... IM WATCHING YOU!!heeh am kidding !
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I ♥ that evil smiley Originally Posted by Zahra2008
hahaha not at all ... but... IM WATCHING YOU!!
heheheeh am kidding
“If cats looked like frogs we'd realize what nasty, cruel little bastards they are. Style. That's what people remember.” ― Terry Pratchett. -
Necesito ayuda de algún mexicano: ¿qué sentido le dan a "librarla"?
En esta canción de Maná, por ejemplo: "Hoy ya la libró de comer, pobre niño de la calle. Pero hoy no la libró de dormir bajo la banca de un parque".
O en esta afirmación de un internauta amenazado de muerte: "Yo no podré librarla. No importa lo que haga".
¿Ese "la" se refiere a la vida?
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librar = cuando te libertas, o te quitas un problema o a alguien de un problema, obligación o situación desagradable Originally Posted by momper
sinónimos = salvar, librarse, eximir
1. hoy ya la libro de comer, pobre niño de la calle = hoy por ese día el niño tuvo algo para comer
2. pero hoy no la libro de dormir bajo la banca de un parque = encontró algo para comer, pero no un lugar para dormir
3. yo no podre librarla = si se refiere a la vida, no podrá esquibar la muertethe first love is gone ... am waiting for the last one!! -
llenarme de ti /llenarte de mi
I was wondering about this phrase ... I know that it means be filled with you/ be filled with me
but......
what if .. I'm saying: I'm looking for you para llenarme de ti
So will it be like this : I'm looking for you to be filled with you ??
it's just that I don't feel it!!! I feel it's not really a good English the way it's said!!
So...Is there a better way/form to write this??
Oh and..........
I'm looking for you para llenarte de mi ?????????
I want a good translation for that too... not necessarily a literal translation.Last edited by lovelyaltagracia; 06-17-2013 at 09:15 PM.
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