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Old July 28, 2009, 07:07 AM
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Te gustan las sombras?
Hola, ¿Es la traducción correcta?

Do you like eyeshadow? (maquillaje)

¿O tiene otro significado? No estoy de que sea correcto porque he visto una película en la que un hombre le pidió a otro hombre, ''te gustan las sombras?''. Él se enfadó y empezó gritar
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Se le llama sombra de ojos o para ojos (creo)
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Sí, es sombra de ojos.
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Just I made a fast search in internet and I could only find this result of the means of the word eyeshadow.

It besides the internet means Sombrear.


That is correct?
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Old July 28, 2009, 09:35 AM
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Just I made a fast search in internet and I could only find this result of the means of the word eyeshadow.

It besides the internet means Sombrear.


That is correct?
I'd use "sombrear" for a drawing. Sombra de ojos means eyeshadow.
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I'd use "sombrear" for a drawing. Sombra de ojos means eyeshadow.
Right therefore I must to say, I like your eyeshadow .

It's right.
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Yo no me pinto, no creo que te guste mi sombra de ojos
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** is wondering how bored bob must be to be watching these kinds of movies**

Slightly off topic but I was wondering:

In Dutch when someone is looking very tired we say he or she has shadows under his/ her eyes.
('Hij/Zij heeft schaduwen onder zijn/haar ogen').

I think this also exists in English, as well as 'bags' under their eyes.

How can you say this in Spanish?
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Old July 29, 2009, 03:59 AM
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Ojeras:

¿No has dormido bien esta noche? ¡Tienes unas ojeras...! (cuidado, no orejas )
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