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roundish face!!
One of my friend have some firends.
They have all roundish faces, roundish noses, roundish eyes and roundish ears.
I mean like Obama, Miley cyrus, Geoge Clooney..
In this case, Can I say " You seem to like people with roundish face" or "You seem to like roundish things in terms of face. I mean round eyes, round nose, round face etc."?
If what I said above is not proper, would you let me know some expressions?
Thanks in advance!!
27 de ene. de 2016 5:50
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Perhaps you could say : "You seem to like people with roundish faces / roundish features."
The meaning would be clear to a native speaker though they may not think that the people you mentioned actually do have roundish features!
27 de enero de 2016
You can just say "round face"--if you google "face shapes" you will find many English-language articles from beauty sites describing different common face shapes.
One thing to be careful of is that if you tell a person they have a round face, proceed with caution as some people might interpret it to mean you think they have a fat face! Even though "round face" is the standard term, some people might misinterpret it!
27 de enero de 2016
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