"Camina" A tennis player shouts this after missing a shot.
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A spanish tennis player misses a shot and shouts out ''Camina''. What does he mean.
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updated Feb 7, 2011
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posted by jmviii3
Does anyone think he might be saying, refering to the ball "it walks". I was there at the match yesterday and he kept just missing shots wide and long. We might say in english "it sails" as in "the ball keeps sailing". - jmviii3, Feb 7, 2011
your comment makes sense. I would have said ´la pelota vuela´ (it flies) - mediterrunio, Feb 7, 2011
Or could it be that the player meant, "it is long or wide?" En otras palabras, the ball carried too far or wide? - cristalino, Feb 7, 2011
Corrected a formatting problem caused by using double quote marks in the first couple of lines of a post. I replaced the double-quote marks with two apostrophes. - webdunce, Feb 7, 2011
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is this a lateral thinking problem?
Camina might be imperative for caminar, to walk. Also, 3rd person singular, present tense of that same verb.
updated Feb 7, 2011
edited by mediterrunio
posted by mediterrunio
