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Old April 30, 2017, 12:11 PM
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Ty-ager

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I'm a tyayer, much closer to the ninety than the twenty
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Esta frase la encuentro muy tiesa. Quiero decir que estoy más cerca de los noventa que de los veinte años, usando 'tyager'. ¿Me pueden ayudar con una frase fluída, como el aceite para el motor del auto-coche-carro?

Espero con paciencia.

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Probablemente sin los artículos, y con una palabra de énfasis, para hacerlo más expresivo por escrito: "I'm a ty-ager, closer to ninety than to twenty though".
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Probablemente sin los artículos, y con una palabra de énfasis, para hacerlo más expresivo por escrito: "I'm a ty-ager, closer to ninety than to twenty though".
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