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Proposé par  duke | Langue de départ: Espagnol
Una vez conocà a alguien que se mordió en la lengua y se envenenó (y no era una serpiente).
Yo también te quiero…
responds
No quieres decir: BRUJA | Commentaires pour la traduction | mail message to my girlfriend from someone else... do i need to be worried? |
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| I met someone once who bit... | TraductionAnglais
Traduit par  mireia | Langue d'arrivée: Anglais
I met someone once who bit his tongue and got poisoned (and he wasn't a snake).
I love you too...
reply
You don't want to say: WITCH | Commentaires pour la traduction | On the first sentence, there's no gendre for the subject, so it could be "he bit his tongue" or "she bit her tongue". That's a common expression in Spanish for saying that someone is so bad that he/she could get poisoned with his/her own words.
The "I love you too..." I think it's on an ironical way, so I don't think you have to worry! :)
The last two sentences are not very clear, because "responds" is not Spanish, it's more French, and it means "you reply" or "reply" (imperative form). It could also be a mistake that would be "respondes", and it also means "you reply". The "you don't want to say: WITCH" I think is like that person is calling "WITCH" to your girlrfriend...
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Dernière édition ou validation par kafetzou - 11 Novembre 2007 05:24
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