Language Lessons
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Random. o_O
Fiddled a little with Google Translate, flicked to translating from Spanish and it offered the suggestion of “the rose mucho o poquito” which GT initially translated to “the rose much or little”. A little further fiddling (swapping out meanings) and I got “a lot or little”.
Trying to make sense of this first part is like trying to solve a Rubik’s cube blindfolded. :|
Nah, trying to solve that first part is like treating a demented mind like its a rubiks cube…won’t work, see? Cuz all the pieces will never match up. ^_^
It’s a demeaning and sexual way to say “did I hut you?” very degrading actually.
Obvious troll is obvious, no one could be that stupid.
Black big? Shouldn’t it be big, black…?
Anywayz, YES. Pix. PIIIIIIIIIIIIIX!
With the Spanish language the adjective comes before the noun.
Okay! The only latin-based languages I speak are french and english. Thanks!
Though I think the point is moot since both “black” and “big” are adjectives.
I think saying “black, big penis” is grammatically correct, it’s just very unconventional and someone more use to English would reflexively say “big, black penis”. So you’re sort of right!
HOORAY for big, black penis! XD
HOORAY!
Hehehehehehehehe!
That is not true. In Spanish you can place adjectives before or after, but the usual form is after the noun. When you place an adjective before a noun it sounds either formal or poetic.