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Adelina en la farmacia

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This has good medicinal vocabulary, but ultimately it is funny.

Enjoy

Adelina en la farmacia

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updated Aug 8, 2017
edited by Mardle
posted by Mardle
Mardle, surely it should be: 'Adelina está en la farmacia' ? :) - FELIZ77, Aug 5, 2017
jaja - polenta1, Aug 5, 2017
It's just a bit of fun. The person who did it, gave it that title. A friend of mine in Spain shared it a while ago and I decided to post it. - Mardle, Aug 5, 2017
hahaha nice one :) - billygoat, Aug 6, 2017
Ha ha! Thanks for posting - 005faa61, Aug 6, 2017
This was hilarious! - rac1, Aug 7, 2017
Glad you enjoyed it. I didn't know all the items she wanted - Mardle, Aug 7, 2017

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Lol!!! smile ¡La mesa de regalos! ¿Can you imagine? HahahA! Thanks for sharing!

updated Aug 6, 2017
posted by 00376109
In the UK many people qualify for free medical prescriptions - my mother used to literally have a carrier bag a month of stuff delivered to her house! - billygoat, Aug 6, 2017
I would be happy with a carrier bag from the liquor store ;) lol! And if they add ice cream samples Ahhh!! =) - 00376109, Aug 6, 2017
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As I like to say you are edifying us and regaling us at the same time! I didn't know that mesa de regalos means gift registry (or I should say I think that's what mesa de regalos means).

I'm sitll young enough where I'd want it at Bed, Bath, and Beyond. LOL

Thanks so much for sharing, Mardle. smile

updated Aug 6, 2017
posted by Sassette
In the UK we call it 'wedding list' - Mardle, Aug 6, 2017
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Mardle, surely it should be: 'Adelina está en la farmacia' ?

This construction would sound odd in spoken Spanish, but it is actually quite common for titles.

It works exactly the same way in English, as shown by this song by Jane Siberry, Mimi on the Beach

updated Aug 8, 2017
edited by Gekkosan
posted by Gekkosan
Thank you - Mardle, Aug 8, 2017