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shaving does that to me
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Torco wrote:shaving does that to me
Me gustaba la barbita...:( Por qué te afeitaste?
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Viktor77 wrote:
Torco wrote:shaving does that to me
Me gustaba la barbita...:( Por qué te afeitaste?
va y viene. me afeito cada mes o dos, y me demoro dos semanas en tener una barba completa, así que voy alternando.

[las preguntas llevan dos signos de pregunta, ¿así?]
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Torco wrote:[las preguntas llevan dos signos de pregunta, ¿así?]
Claro que si, pero con los acentos, etcetera, soy perezoso. :P
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Viktor77 wrote:
Torco wrote:[las preguntas llevan dos signos de pregunta, ¿así?]
Claro que si, pero con los acentos, etcetera, soy perezoso. :P
te creo

debiera aprender algun idioma...
I wanna learn chinese :S
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Ú, Torco es lindo!

(How do you write the English "ooh" noise in Spanish? What do Spanish-speakers use instead to express the emotion?)
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Shm Jay wrote:Ú, Torco es lindo!

(How do you write the English "ooh" noise in Spanish? What do Spanish-speakers use instead to express the emotion?)
the only emotion i've seen spanish-speakers use is some sort of finely modulated form of the anglo-saxon mood called "excited", so "ayayayayayay" or maybe "chachacha"
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Shm Jay wrote:Ú, Torco es lindo!

(How do you write the English "ooh" noise in Spanish? What do Spanish-speakers use instead to express the emotion?)
which emotion? we have Ah! for 'oh, will you look at that, so that's how it is', Oh! for something more surprised but less interested, and [insert profanity] for real astonishment.
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Torco wrote:which emotion?
An expression of surprise or awe, according to Wiktionary.
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surprise is more like ah, awe is more like oh
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Not bad at all, Torco. I do say that I think you look better with beard, but that's because I'm completely biased and happy to admit my bias.
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Okay, Torco's beard is back

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Torco wrote:Okay, Torco's beard is back
If that's a beard, this Image is a lawn.


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me after a long day of work
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just out of curiosity, if you met me and didn't know me, what country would you think I was from? I've gotten a range of answers from people in the past...
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I'd just say "the Middle East". Do you seriously expect the average Western European person to do any better?
(And does the Caucasus count as the Middle East? I've only ever met one person from that part of the world - a Georgian girl at my old school.)
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thedukeofnuke wrote:I'd just say "the Middle East". Do you seriously expect the average Western European person to do any better?
(And does the Caucasus count as the Middle East? I've only ever met one person from that part of the world - a Georgian girl at my old school.)
no Caucasus, is just the Caucasus, separate from Middle East, different culture, different people, different DNA, etc.
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MosMus wrote:just out of curiosity, if you met me and didn't know me, what country would you think I was from? I've gotten a range of answers from people in the past...
Looking at you, not Armenia. Probably the Balkans, to be quite honest.
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vampireshark wrote:Looking at you, not Armenia. Probably the Balkans, to be quite honest.
Yes, I thought so, too.
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You've never really left us with any doubt as to where you're from, so the way I think is always going to be tainted by that. :P
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Salmoneus thinks this is vindictively offensive.

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TomHChappell wrote:
MosMus wrote:me after a long day of work
http://oi51.tinypic.com/2w2ncrl.jpg

just out of curiosity, if you met me and didn't know me, what country would you think I was from? I've gotten a range of answers from people in the past...
Greece.
Serbia/Macedonia probably.
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MosMus wrote:different DNA
That just sounds a tad bit racist.


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It doesn't sound so much racist as misinformed. :roll:
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