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Poogas
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quote: Originally posted by HsFB
we don't use insane literally translated (inano), and i think that the phrase "this is insane" is used much either...
when replying to someone's suggestion/other, (like: -will you do this for me? -no! you're insane") it's estás loco (you're mad)
otherwise, we just put in a swear or something (eg, puta! ni me podrría imaginar tanto calor! ) |
Oh ok, yea i wasn't sure if that was correct or not, I was going for a "Thats insane/crazy" type of thing.
Thanks for the advice, i'll remember that next time it comes up.
By the way, I couldn't find a translation for Podrria (I don't know how to make the unique "I" you used)
Ha I should find some way to get ahold of some spanish swear words , haven't had any practice with them at all. my school won't teach them

Carlos - Huh, didn't know that. Do those stretch pretty far inland? Where I'am we don't get any ocean related storms, too far inland, they all die out far befor they get close.
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so does it get the whole spinning affect monsoons have? How big of tides does it create? seen home videos (We got shows named "You gotta see this" etc where they show home video footage of cool stuff people caught on tape, and I seem to remember watching one with a huge title wave crashing down due some sort of storm near a hispanic city.
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Well thats good to hear, lol, but yea when higher tides was mentioned that video just poped into my head, so I had to ask
Babylon translator? Do you have a link to that? I don't think i've tried that one yet.
Last edited by Poogas on 11-06-2003 at 00:04
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