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Originalus tekstas - Anglų - Never we're gonna meet againEsamas statusas Originalus tekstas
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| Never we're gonna meet again | | Originalo kalba: Anglų
Never we're gonna meet again | | Utilizaţi acest link dacă nu aveţi tastatură cu caractere româneşti. http://romanian.typeit.org Warning : Any translation done without using the diacritics when necessary will be systematically rejected. Atenţie, orice traducere de text, în orice limbă ar fi ea, care nu utilizează diacriticele folosite în mod normal în respectiva limbă, va fi respinsă sistematic.
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Paskutinės žinutės | | | | | 24 rugpjūtis 2007 16:27 | | | | | | 24 rugpjūtis 2007 16:30 | | | | | | 24 rugpjūtis 2007 16:32 | | | Yes sure! unless Norteyx means he became vegetarian... I did the same kind of mistake recently wwith "sweatheart" instead of "sweetheart" (lol!) | | | 24 rugpjūtis 2007 16:34 | | | meet with two people like that | | | 24 rugpjūtis 2007 23:41 | | | No - it should be "We will never meet again" - "gonna" is not a written form, and it's not used for future predictions - only for something of which you are certain.
This was not written by a native speaker. | | | 24 rugpjūtis 2007 23:50 | | | No, a Dutch member, good English speakers though.
But about something that is strictly for writen language and something which is, for instance in a book (small quote of it), you still can see these "gonna" if the writer just is describing a scene in which someone is talking, can't you?
So that you can see "I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do that" sometimes, somewhere, can't you? | | | 25 rugpjūtis 2007 00:20 | | | OK, but a native speaker would never even say "Never we're gonna meet again" - if at all, we would say "We're never gonna meet again". | | | 25 rugpjūtis 2007 00:33 | | | Ah, right!(unless he's drunk and says "never we're never gonna meet again!" (joking!) | | | 25 rugpjūtis 2007 14:35 | | | Even when drunk, we don't tend to sound like non-native speakers, although I've never recorded my own ravings ... |
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