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Nu, pantalonii sau părul… 🙂
Sau cel mai bine ar fi ca toata lumea sa poarte izmene si atunci n-ar mai fi nicio disputa.. 🙂
Toata lumea in izmene ! 🙂 🙂 🙂
Am vazut asta intr-un film cu Robin Hood, care a fost tradus in romaneste „Barbati in izmene”. Cred c-ar fi o idee buna sa generalizam portul izmenelor pe strada, la shopping etc. Si atunci n-ar mai trebui sa se epileze nimeni…:)
Do people in Romania not always wear shoes? Are some barefoot? 😮
We wear shoes here, it would not be a good thing to go around anywhere without shoes… there could be broken glass, or other hurtful things 😮😮
Barefoot at home, is ok… but would be very risky anywhere else. Stores, restaurants, or any place of business.. will not allow you to come inside without shoes. Some have signs that say “no shirt, no shoes, no service”
Even the homeless usually have shoes and if they don’t – someone will buy them or give them a pair. Is not safe to have no shoes here.
Robin Hood, over here, is a story of a man who steals from the rich, to give to the poor.
But anyway… I don’t like pants much – except when is cold. And with the exception of hair on my head, I don’t like hair on me lol … I like my legs nice and smooth… soft… if they aren’t, my daughter calls me cactus legs – cause I will be prickly lol … I also don’t like hair in my underarms … or other unmentionable areas lol ✌️😄
But I am a woman… I just prefer that way. With men is different – men are just hairy and that’s how it is lol
It is women, who go through the torture of hair removal lol… Waxing keeps hair away longer – but shaving is quick and anytime.
Professional swimmers do hair removal too.
So for me, I like – no body hair for me, except on head lol… shoes are just a MUST… and pants ONLY when cold or have to for work. 😘✌️
Of course no one wears shoes in Romania. It’s a tradition … Only Yeti walks in shoes, but we don’t take him into account, because he doesn’t go to church.
But it’s not entirely the fault of the Romanians, the American series „Married with Children” and Al Bundy are to blame … Since they saw this series, no one wears shoes and walks barefoot … 🙂
„Poate” is translated as „can” when it comes „to be able”. It also translates „might”, „maybe”.
As a verb it is used in the third person singular (el/ea poate – He/she can).
Both forms („can” and „maybe”) are very much used in Romanian, so you have to pay attention to the context.
Hahaha, Married with Children! Probably not the best role model lol – he also used to put his hands down his pants alot lol
Funny funny show though!! I haven’t seen it in years!
I would not do too well barefoot, my feet are soft, I would get hurt like that. I am not tough, very very soft. Very girly! Without the sex… I am most like Kelly Bundy 😄 (again without sex lol ✌️… just for right now while I get my life handled) but I am most like her 😄😄
English has alot of language rules too. I will try to remember yours.
I don’t know your language, I just listen to your music or shows – but I don’t know what they say… the words you write here – I use google translate for. I use that with all other languages other than English. I am not bilingual like you… I wish I was though
I know a little Spanish but I am not the best at it – not fluent.
Also… one other thing… what is a Yeti? Is a protector? I am not familiar other that an abominable snowman lol … it’s not that right?
Oh, my dear ! I write in Romanian, but the music on this blog is Serbian
So you didn’t learn much in Romanian listening to Serbian music …
Here we are all polyglots, because we have Hungarian, German, Serbian neighbors and friends … At school I also learned French, at a specialization course I studied Italian, and recently I started to study Maltese …
As for Yeti, he’s the only one who walks in shoes … He’s a man of snow and he’s always upset that he can’t fit his shoes, so he has to be made them to order … 🙂 Otherwise he’s a good boy, only that sometimes scares tourists, when he gets drunk and quarrels with his wife, who always teases him … 🙂
Wow!! Check you out with the languages – that’s really impressive! Respect!! Wow
I know some Spanish… have alot of Mexican friends … and then there is Canada lol … but they speak English 😄 (only a few speak French but that’s not widely used, only Nova Scotia)
You have quite the treasure there! And you seem quite driven with that!
Lol … noted – the info about Yeti… harmless big footed man of snow, not to be scared of lol
MOARA DE VÂNT 
Foarte drăguț!
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mult mai bine fără pantaloni, mai ales vara! lol
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Desigur. Poate c-ar trebui sa poarte si barbatii fuste, ca scotienii… Insa in prealabil ar trebui sa se interzica epilatul… 🙂
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pentru bărbați, e bine … dar nu vreau să fiu păros
deci nici ceara?
😄😄😘✌️
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Nu, pantalonii sau părul… 🙂
Sau cel mai bine ar fi ca toata lumea sa poarte izmene si atunci n-ar mai fi nicio disputa.. 🙂
Toata lumea in izmene ! 🙂 🙂 🙂
Am vazut asta intr-un film cu Robin Hood, care a fost tradus in romaneste „Barbati in izmene”. Cred c-ar fi o idee buna sa generalizam portul izmenelor pe strada, la shopping etc. Si atunci n-ar mai trebui sa se epileze nimeni…:)
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This “might” have translated incorrectly for me?
Do people in Romania not always wear shoes? Are some barefoot? 😮
We wear shoes here, it would not be a good thing to go around anywhere without shoes… there could be broken glass, or other hurtful things 😮😮
Barefoot at home, is ok… but would be very risky anywhere else. Stores, restaurants, or any place of business.. will not allow you to come inside without shoes. Some have signs that say “no shirt, no shoes, no service”
Even the homeless usually have shoes and if they don’t – someone will buy them or give them a pair. Is not safe to have no shoes here.
Robin Hood, over here, is a story of a man who steals from the rich, to give to the poor.
But anyway… I don’t like pants much – except when is cold. And with the exception of hair on my head, I don’t like hair on me lol … I like my legs nice and smooth… soft… if they aren’t, my daughter calls me cactus legs – cause I will be prickly lol … I also don’t like hair in my underarms … or other unmentionable areas lol ✌️😄
But I am a woman… I just prefer that way. With men is different – men are just hairy and that’s how it is lol
It is women, who go through the torture of hair removal lol… Waxing keeps hair away longer – but shaving is quick and anytime.
Professional swimmers do hair removal too.
So for me, I like – no body hair for me, except on head lol… shoes are just a MUST… and pants ONLY when cold or have to for work. 😘✌️
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Of course no one wears shoes in Romania. It’s a tradition … Only Yeti walks in shoes, but we don’t take him into account, because he doesn’t go to church.
But it’s not entirely the fault of the Romanians, the American series „Married with Children” and Al Bundy are to blame … Since they saw this series, no one wears shoes and walks barefoot … 🙂
„Poate” is translated as „can” when it comes „to be able”. It also translates „might”, „maybe”.
As a verb it is used in the third person singular (el/ea poate – He/she can).
Both forms („can” and „maybe”) are very much used in Romanian, so you have to pay attention to the context.
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Hahaha, Married with Children! Probably not the best role model lol – he also used to put his hands down his pants alot lol
Funny funny show though!! I haven’t seen it in years!
I would not do too well barefoot, my feet are soft, I would get hurt like that. I am not tough, very very soft. Very girly! Without the sex… I am most like Kelly Bundy 😄 (again without sex lol ✌️… just for right now while I get my life handled) but I am most like her 😄😄
English has alot of language rules too. I will try to remember yours.
I don’t know your language, I just listen to your music or shows – but I don’t know what they say… the words you write here – I use google translate for. I use that with all other languages other than English. I am not bilingual like you… I wish I was though
I know a little Spanish but I am not the best at it – not fluent.
Also… one other thing… what is a Yeti? Is a protector? I am not familiar other that an abominable snowman lol … it’s not that right?
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Oh, my dear ! I write in Romanian, but the music on this blog is Serbian
So you didn’t learn much in Romanian listening to Serbian music …
Here we are all polyglots, because we have Hungarian, German, Serbian neighbors and friends … At school I also learned French, at a specialization course I studied Italian, and recently I started to study Maltese …
As for Yeti, he’s the only one who walks in shoes … He’s a man of snow and he’s always upset that he can’t fit his shoes, so he has to be made them to order … 🙂 Otherwise he’s a good boy, only that sometimes scares tourists, when he gets drunk and quarrels with his wife, who always teases him … 🙂
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Wow!! Check you out with the languages – that’s really impressive! Respect!! Wow
I know some Spanish… have alot of Mexican friends … and then there is Canada lol … but they speak English 😄 (only a few speak French but that’s not widely used, only Nova Scotia)
You have quite the treasure there! And you seem quite driven with that!
Lol … noted – the info about Yeti… harmless big footed man of snow, not to be scared of lol
I tease a lot too lol
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