Sorry if you told us and I don't remember, but, are you French?Am I the only one who finds that an exclamation point right after the letter Y looks wrong? Like "y!".
Sorry if you told us and I don't remember, but, are you French?Am I the only one who finds that an exclamation point right after the letter Y looks wrong? Like "y!".
Am I the only one who finds that an exclamation point right after the letter Y looks wrong? Like "y!".
Because of his username he could be a well endowed brazilian typing on a non-brazilian keyboard (one without the ~ key).Sorry if you told us and I don't remember, but, are you French?
Sorry if you told us and I don't remember, but, are you French?
Lol!Because of his username he could be a well endowed brazilian typing on a non-brazilian keyboard (one without the ~ key).
Oh, I asked because they separate exclamation/interrogation marks.No, I'm Portuguese
Close enough rcf
Oh, I asked because they separate exclamation/interrogation marks.
Because of his username he could be a well endowed brazilian typing on a non-brazilian keyboard (one without the ~ key).
With a bit of spanishAm I the only one who thinks of boobies every time I read/listen 'booby trap'?
Spanish boobies? Boobies that speak Spanish? Or what? :OWith a bit of spanish
Where I come from they use the word Spanish as a synonym to boob job and not for the transplant kind.Spanish boobies? Boobies that speak Spanish? Or what? :O
Ohhh, I see. In Spain they call that a 'cubana' ('Cuban', in its feminine form).Where I come from they use the word Spanish as a synonym to boob job and not for the transplant kind.
So lame, really!Portuguese Tourism Marketing is incredibly sad. After "Allgarve" as in "Algarve is for everyone", they now invented "Brelcome", targeting British Tourists, along the lines of "You are leaving the EU, but we are still here for you". "Brelcome", really? :/
I don't believe he understands how apostrophes are used. That's all.Is my question so undecipherable or what's the problem?