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[Tomisimo]

Of all of these options, I'd rather primera lengua, which I propose to substitute the idioma natal that appears in the Spanish interface of Tomísimo.
Done.

[Iris]

Yeah, ¿and me included?
I'm married, not blind... I love Colin Firth!:rolleyes:

[Iris]

And I forgot to tell you I love you as much as I love Colin Firth or maybe even more...;)

[Tomisimo]

And I forgot to tell you I love you as much as I love Colin Firth or maybe even more...;)
No lo alborotes... pobrecito. :D

[Iris]

Me? I'm innocence personified:D:eek:

[Alfonso]

Me? I'm innocence personified:D:eek:

Do you epitomise innocence?
Are you the epitome of innocence?
Are the previous sentences right? Thanks a lot for your help!

[Iris]

They are both correct and true. Don't you think?:rolleyes:

[Alfonso]

They are both correct and true. Don't you think?:rolleyes:
Sure. That's an epitomising truth.

[Iris]

Wow!:confused:

[gatitoverde]

And so is Colin Firth in the wet shirt coming out of the lake. It's become a myth in England: there isn't a single girl who isn't in love with him in that scene (me included).:):):):thumbsup:

Siempre me encanta tu inglés, y aquí también, pero esto requiere un pequiñito retoque. "Myth" se usa para señalar algo que no es verdad. "Legend" es la palabra para indicar algo que logra fama.

[Iris]

Thanks, and lovely avatar by the way.

[gatitoverde]

Tell me how you say "to stick around" and I'll reply to that.