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Dec 13, 2021 · Thank you but I couldn't understand your explanation. I say to myself that why in "I love you, Uncle. " we can consider "uncle" as a title to be capitalised but in "Thank you, buddy. " we cannot consider "buddy" a title. They look like the same structure. That's why I am confused.
signed Jay Gatsby in a majestic hand | WordReference Forums
Sep 26, 2014 · Thank you buddy but I have a problem yet. The main paragraph of the book is this: I had been actually invited. A chauffeur in a uniform of robin's egg blue crossed my lawn early that Saturday morning with a surprisingly formal note from his employer—the honor would be entirely Gatsby's, it said, if I would attend his 'little party' that night.
buddy= female friend? - WordReference Forums
Nov 11, 2013 · A man might refer to someone as his "fishing buddy," or a woman might have a "walking buddy." This would be a friend, but not necessarily a close friend; just someone you share a common interest with. The "fishing buddies" might never socialize any other time. The "exercise buddies" might, or might not, also enjoy sharing other activities.
dawg/homie - WordReference Forums
Sep 8, 2015. #15. sdgraham said: "Dawg" and "homie" will make you sound like a member of the underclass to most educated speakers. So does "wanna." Can't agree that "dawg" or "homie" make you sound like a member of the "underclass" (which I …
I'LL EXQUISITE DAY you? - WordReference Forums
Oct 17, 2006. #1. This is the first sentence of the first paragraph in Salinger's short story Teddy. I'LL EXQUISITE DAY you, buddy, if you don't get down off that bag this minute. And I mean it," Mr. McArdle said. He was speaking from the inside twin bed--the bed farther away from the porthole. Viciously, with more of a whimper than a sigh, he ...
Ante re malaka - WordReference Forums
Aug 30, 2013 · Greek. Sep 3, 2013. #6. Yes, but you don't need to say the three words; just the third ("malaka") is enough. But be careful using that word: one might feel insulted if he does not feel being your buddy. "Άντε" is an interjection, which can mean different things: exhortation, surprise, mistrust, irony. Α.
I was able to find some info thank(s) to my buddy friend
Sep 19, 2014 · Hi everyone ,, Here are my sentences, " I was able to find some information that we need thanks to my buddy " " I managed to finish it on time thanks to one of my friends " " I found an answer to my question thanks thanks to Wordreference.com " should it be ' …
Bottom Of My Heart - WordReference Forums
Jan 30, 2008 · Sep 8, 2007. #4. Namlan-. You sound like President Bush! He likes the term "buddy" and the phrase "from the bottom of my heart". Just not in the same sentence. I choked on my coffee when I read the responses. Buddy is too casual for a heartfelt expression. A person from the West might think you were drunk (see post #2).
Can you copy? - WordReference Forums
Banned. USA. Russian. Dec 12, 2010. #2. "do you copy" mostly means "do you understand me" in radio communications. Not sure about "can you copy". But when you say "based on context" - you are better off to just paste the whole thing here; otherwise we have to rely on your understanding, and as much as we trust you , I think it is always ...
Bro, dude, buddy: which can be used to start a conversation?
Mar 17, 2015 · You can use "bro", "dude", and "buddy" in your own speech if you are talking with other young men. You can use them to start a conversation. I don't recommend these words in conversations with older speakers. "Bro" and "dude" are ridiculous if you are talking to women. "Buddy" is odd if you are talking to women.