"Are you sunbathing?"
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" Are you sunbathing?"
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updated Apr 5, 2012
posted by donnafaye
Actually no, the sun doesn't shine round here at 11 o'clock in the night. - kenwilliams, Apr 4, 2012
Te estoy tomando el pelo, ves mi repuesta de bajo. I am pulling your leg see my reply below. - kenwilliams, Apr 4, 2012
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I did! It has been a nice, partly sunny, day in Seattle. After lunch I had the privilege to sit down a little bit, and enjoy the warmth of the sun on my skin! What a blessing!
¡Lo hice! Ha sido un día parcialmente soleado en Seattle. Después de almorzar, tuve el privilegio de sentarme por un rato y disfrutar del calor del sol sobre mi piel! ¡Que bendición!
updated Apr 4, 2012
edited by farallon7
posted by farallon7
No me digas que es una playa en Seattle esa... - terso, Apr 4, 2012
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¿Estás tomando al sol?
updated Apr 4, 2012
posted by kenwilliams
It can be without "al" or with "el" instead! Good one Ken! - farallon7, Apr 4, 2012
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Are you basking in the Basque sun?
¿Estás tumbado al sol vasco?
updated Apr 5, 2012
posted by missy8888
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No, it's dark here.
No, está oscuro aquí.
updated Apr 5, 2012
edited by handy
posted by handy
He he he! You are probably in the South of the world! or trapped inside a building working! I hope not! - farallon7, Apr 4, 2012
No, I'm in the UK. It was about 10.30pm when I posted :} - handy, Apr 5, 2012
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Ken Williams is absolutely right. You can also ask, "Te estás soleando?
updated Apr 4, 2012
posted by prometidodefernanda
With all respect mujeriego, Not really! it should be ¿Estás tomando el sol?, Your other sentence should be "¿Te estás asoleando? - - farallon7, Apr 4, 2012
I'm sure you're right. Sometimes I hear people say things and I don't pick up on a letter or two. Muy amable. - prometidodefernanda, Apr 4, 2012
