si papi te estraño sinso
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I need help with this phare. It is from a Spanish speaker in the Dominican Republic.
'si papi te estraño sinso'
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updated JUN 7, 2010
posted by cc2010
phrase - Eddy, JUN 5, 2010
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I think you have the wrong spelling and terrible punctuation. It may be "sonso", meaning "Sí, papi, te extraño sonso" "Yes honey, I miss you silly"
updated JUN 7, 2010
posted by Benz
All I can say is 'wow' I am glad you and the others are here..Hadn't the faintest - margaretbl, JUN 5, 2010
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I agree with Eddy but "papi", though it technically means "daddy", can be used as a term of affection like "baby" or "honey" might be in English. I have no idea what "sinso" is either.
updated JUN 5, 2010
posted by alba3
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Yes dad, I miss you ??????
updated JUN 5, 2010
posted by Eddy
