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"It will be a long, long weekend with out you."

"It will be a long, long weekend with out you."

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"It will be a long, long weekend with out you."

How do you say that to a man?

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updated SEP 20, 2009
edited by 00494d19
posted by premierkelly
"without" (one word in English [for this meaning]). - samdie, SEP 18, 2009

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"se me va a hacer muy largo el fin de semana sin ti" the weekend will seem very long without you

updated SEP 18, 2009
posted by emcmorales
perfect, emc - 00494d19, SEP 18, 2009
thank you thank you thank you - premierkelly, SEP 18, 2009
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Una manera que me viene a al mente es ... va a ser una bien largo fin de semana sin ti.

Tal vez demasiado literal?

updated SEP 20, 2009
posted by jonnyt1963
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I am not sure whether a literal translation would suffice here. I think I might say, "te voy a echar de menos el fin de la semana".

updated SEP 18, 2009
posted by Eddy
what does this alternat wording mean? how is it different? - premierkelly, SEP 18, 2009
Literally: I am going to miss you this weekend, - 00494d19, SEP 18, 2009
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