¡Si, sabeis que los Partridge tienen duende!
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- I ramble. And I see time in three dimensions. You probably don't want to get in a philosophical discussion with me when I'm drunk.
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2 comments:
LOL my spanish is rusty, so i went to babelfish:
If, sabeis that the Partridge has duende!
Well, thanks, that was helpful. Those were the only two words i DIDN'T already know...
Si, I actually meant to mean "Yes," but I forgot the accent over the i.
Sabeis -- unless I'm wrong -- is the informal second-person plural conjugation of the verb "to know"
Duende I can't translate. It just means duende! A little sumn'n-sum'n, with shake-your-booty rhythm, and an extra touch of flare.
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