¿Cómo se dice "i dont want no other man only you my love..."?
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i dont want no other man only you my love, but untill that woman is gone i cant do this...
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updated FEB 16, 2011
edited by 0074b507
posted by britknee
What do you want me to do? - Eddy, MAR 18, 2010
Your sentence has a "double negative" - don't and no - this is not correct in English. - ian-hill, FEB 16, 2011
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Oh dear....
updated FEB 16, 2011
posted by chicasabrosa
Precisely. - 0074b507, MAR 18, 2010
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It is said: "I do not want some other man - only you, my love. But until that woman is gone, I cannot do this..."
Perhaps with a better level of English, your chances of finding something better will improve.
updated FEB 16, 2011
posted by Gekkosan
I do not want "any" other man. In negative sentences "any" is used instead of "some" - ian-hill, FEB 16, 2011
Well, dad-gum, I'd use "some" there. And, to me, there is a slight difference in meaning between using some and any there; although, I lack the ability to vebalize it. - webdunce, FEB 16, 2011
Exactly, Web. I meant "some", not "any". "Some" implies at least some level of choice; not settling for just the first thing that comes around. "Any" implies a degree of desperation that leads to the acceptance of whatever comes along. - Gekkosan, FEB 16, 2011
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rather word for word-wait for a native
No quiero otro hombre, sólo tú, mi amor, pero hasta que se haya ido esa otra mujer, no puedo hacer esto.
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updated MAR 18, 2010
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