enjoying your new toy?is thinking my Xterra is finally happy cuz snow just started here
is thinking my Xterra is finally happy cuz snow just started here
Wondering if PFH really can't understand that the word bolded above refers to the "conflict" and not the child.
Too bad you live in cheap area, that's what you deserve it.
That was clarified. Even if the conflict is gone and the child is constantly resisting there is something to be said about constantly forcing the child to wear something they dont want to.
It is vice versa for me, when I did Spanish in school I never used to remember my vocab so I always tried to scheme my way through by adding an 'o' to the English word hahaha ...that didn't work too well.
LOL honestly, I don't understand WHY the adding of the " o " ? It doesn't make it sound Spanish at all lolol
Oh yeah? Hol amig. Com est?
That'd be " Hola amiga. Cómo está? "
I asked that cause in Spanish we use a lot of femenine and masculine articles depending on the word. i.e. " La mesa " ( The table ) is femenine cause it ends with " a " so you can't go around saying " La meso " or " El meso " or " La meso " cause it just doesn't make sense at all and the receiver of the conversation won't understand.
I know. I was just pointing out nonsensically how Spanish would look without the endings.
I don't debate you.I agree with you. It seemed like you were implying that "it" referred to a child and was so heartless.
It was a low blow.
I'm thinking how silly some stuff is. It just is.