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Whats is the meaning of these sentences, please. Hello I saw a serie and I didn't understand some phrases because if I translate them into a spanish literally, it hasn't any coherent meaning, maybe it is an expression or something like that. I want a litlle clarification in english or in spanish. Thaaank you so much! - mother to daughter: Come over here and give me some sugar. And the meaning of these words: 1 nigger 2 nusty 3 but yet. I don't know exactly this meaning, so I put it in a phrase: I studied "but yet" I don't passed the exam. In Spanish: Estudié "pero aún así" no aprobé el examen. 4 I didn't notice in spanish I think is "no me fijé". Like when you see something but yo do not look it carefully.
1 de dez de 2015 15:58
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I can explain a few: "Come over here and give me some sugar." Means come and embrace me, usually by kissing and hugging. "Nigger" is a taboo term as it has racist connotations against blacks. However, the word is facing a sort of amelioration in black culture, so many black people use the word "nigger" as a word to mean friend or brother etc.
1 de dezembro de 2015
Oh, that's an awesome show! I watched it almost every morning this past summer. Have you seen the episode when he was supposed to move his father's car across the street? Hilarious show, keep watching :-)
19 de dezembro de 2015
Yes, the serie is Everybody hates Chris, they was talking about a bathroom at the school, they don't use it because is "nasty". Thanks!
16 de dezembro de 2015
Which series are you watching? Or do you remember the sentence for the word nusty? I haven't heard that word before, but maybe with some context I can help you.
15 de dezembro de 2015
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