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how do i say that

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updated Nov 17, 2008
posted by kara4

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OK, we all know that if Kara meant "You are funny" she should have written "You're funny." The more important question is whether she meant funny=strange or funny=humorous. Kara, are you there''''

updated Nov 17, 2008
posted by Natasha
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Heidita said:

Eddy said:

Phew, I think I got out of that oneI pride myself on knowing the use of the apostrophe. In this instance I feel your wrong but I would like to thank you for you're attempted correction.

I got that only after reading it like 5 times...lolEl humor inglés puede conmigo.jejeje

What's wrong, I didn't wrote it proper'

updated Nov 17, 2008
posted by Eddy
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Eddy said:

Phew, I think I got out of that one

I pride myself on knowing the use of the apostrophe. In this instance I feel your wrong but I would like to thank you for you're attempted correction.

I got that only after reading it like 5 times...lol

El humor inglés puede conmigo.jejeje

updated Nov 17, 2008
posted by 00494d19
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lazarus1907 said:

Eddy said:

The English looks okay to me Roger. "your funny, how do I say that"? How would you say it?

It is not okay, Eddy. "Your funny" means "the funny that belongs to you". Using the possessive you can say things like "Is it your funny, my funny or someone else's funny'". The correct spelling is "you're funny", because it is a contraction for "you are", and not a possessive.

That's not quite correct is it Lazarus. You questioned the poster in your first reply as to the context of the question. The question may contain correct English but be lacking in content such as, your funny valentine, your funny car, your funny whatever. Until Kara clarifies, we cannot make a clear judgement.

Phew, I think I got out of that one

I pride myself on knowing the use of the apostrophe. In this instance I feel your wrong but I would like to thank you for you're attempted correction.

updated Nov 17, 2008
posted by Eddy
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Eddy said:

The English looks okay to me Roger. "your funny, how do I say that"? How would you say it?

It is not okay, Eddy. "Your funny" means "the funny that belongs to you". Using the possessive you can say things like "Is it your funny, my funny or someone else's funny'". The correct spelling is "you're funny", because it is a contraction for "you are", and not a possessive.

updated Nov 16, 2008
posted by lazarus1907
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Eddy said:

RogerHH said:

It would help if you could say it correctly in English.

The English looks okay to me Roger. "your funny, how do I say that"? How would you say it?


How does one say "You're funny"'

updated Nov 16, 2008
posted by samdie
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RogerHH said:

It would help if you could say it correctly in English.

The English looks okay to me Roger. "your funny, how do I say that"? How would you say it'

updated Nov 16, 2008
posted by Eddy
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It would help if you could say it correctly in English.

updated Nov 16, 2008
posted by Stig345
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your funny (as in my funny, our funny or his funny) is "tu gracioso".
you're funny (as in I am funny, we are funny or he is funny) is "eres divertido".

updated Nov 16, 2008
posted by lazarus1907
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HI Kara: eres divertido.

updated Nov 16, 2008
posted by 00494d19