Will you be my Valentine?
This is coming up on the chat every day now and I would like to offer a tip here. In Spain we would say something like:
¿Quieres salir conmigo el día de los enamorados?
Something like "Quieres ser mi Valentino" would not be understood.
21 Answers
haha soo cute maaaako
Mark Baker said:
Heidi.....whoever gets to be your Valentine - then he is a lucky guy. How do you say "I'm still trying'" jajaja
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well,,i hope i don`t. jeje
Shrek said:
me too, unfortunatelly I look as my avatar
La Podenquera said:
At least I look exactly as my avatar, every day
James Santiago said:
Harry said:
Heidita said:
Harry said:
DamnA thousand male hearts have been broken, after reading the title and then realising it was not a request.
jeje, Harry, you crack me up!!
Got to meet up for a guinness in Madrid Surely
Just don't expect to meet Heidi Klum there, Harry. Heidita probably looks no more like her avatar than I do mine.
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me too, unfortunatelly I look as my avatar
La Podenquera said:
At least I look exactly as my avatar, every day
James Santiago said:
Harry said:
Heidita said:
Harry said:
DamnA thousand male hearts have been broken, after reading the title and then realising it was not a request.
jeje, Harry, you crack me up!!
Got to meet up for a guinness in Madrid Surely
Just don't expect to meet Heidi Klum there, Harry. Heidita probably looks no more like her avatar than I do mine.
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not according to Merle Haggard
So, okey is not ok but okie is ok '
Grammatically, yes, but I'd be careful who I called an okie, since it is a derogatory term.
So, okey is not ok but okie is ok ? is okie abreviated O.K. and not o.k.?
James Santiago said:
OK: OKO.K.: OKokay: OKokie-dokie: OKokey: not OKOkie: from OK
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OK: OK
O.K.: OK
okay: OK
okie-dokie: OK
okey: not OK
Okie: from OK
Will you be my Valentine'Posted by Heidita
Okey.
Is OK abreviated O. K. or just OK
And, where did this word came from'
Mark Baker said:
I admit to not knowing the actors name but I recognised his face from Shogun with Richard Chambelin in the 1980's.
I love Shogun
In any case, James' picture is a classic moment in Japanese cinema.
I admit to not knowing the actors name but I recognised his face from Shogun with Richard Chambelin in the 1980's.
James Santiago said:
Does that means Harry, the Japanese guy looks more intelligent and is better looking than James.That wouldn't be difficult.And by the way, that "Japanese guy" is the great Mifune Toshiro, star of many classic films. The Japanese version of Clint Eastwood.
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Mark Baker said:
How do you say "I'm still trying'"
Sigo esforzándome.
Heidi.....whoever gets to be your Valentine - then he is a lucky guy. How do you say "I'm still trying'" jajaja
Does that means Harry, the Japanese guy looks more intelligent and is better looking than James.
That wouldn't be difficult.
And by the way, that "Japanese guy" is the great Mifune Toshiro, star of many classic films. The Japanese version of Clint Eastwood.
Does that means Harry, the Japanese guy looks more intelligent and is better looking than James. jejeje
James Santiago said:
Harry said:
Heidita said:
Harry said:
DamnA thousand male hearts have been broken, after reading the title and then realising it was not a request.
jeje, Harry, you crack me up!!
Got to meet up for a guinness in Madrid Surely
Just don't expect to meet Heidi Klum there, Harry. Heidita probably looks no more like her avatar than I do mine.
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Quentin said:
Which one of your dozen avatars are you referring to and to what hour of the day?
La Podenquera said:
At least I look exactly as my avatar, every day
Look who is talking!! You were a bridge not long ago! Not a dozen...but anyway
