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María José
August 05, 2008, 02:03 PM
I just saw this in the CNN page and I think it's so true...And kind of fun...
Sexes don't agree (http://edition.cnn.com/2008/LIVING/personal/08/05/o.men.women.tell.them.apart/index.html)
Women want men to know what women want. And men want women not to want anything.:love::thinking::?::?::impatient:

sosia
August 05, 2008, 02:38 PM
Women want men to know what women want. And men want women not to want anything.:love::thinking::?::?::impatient:

ohhh, it sound me. It's the famous "You (the man) must do what I (the woman) am thinking. Men do not think"
For example.
My wife proves a pair of earings. She ask me "What do you think?"
(suppose she likes them. And suppose she cares what I say.)
If I say "You look good" she says "thanks sweetheart"
If I say "You do not look god " She says to the shopgirl "men have no taste"

It's always the same. Women go to marriage thinking he will change (according to her directions), and he doesn't change. Men go to marriage thinking she will not change, and she changes.

saludos :D

Alfonso
August 05, 2008, 04:09 PM
This must be for married people, as I don't share this point of view over (the war of) sexes. :p

CrOtALiTo
August 05, 2008, 04:31 PM
I think, the women and the man both are shall has the same view piont about it, then for example my wife is a case very fun, she sometime, she's angry with me when I don't help her with the things of the home, and I said her, please love you shalln't angry with me, because I love you much, I think, what the women if change when got married, and the women doesn't change and nothing, it's more silly, at leas I think it, I don't know the life of another couples, How is their life, but some it's sure all we have us different way to think in our matrimonies.

Jane
August 05, 2008, 04:44 PM
ohhh, it sound me.(I don´t understand what you mean here.) It's the famous "You (the man) must do what I (the woman) am thinking. Men do not think"
For example.
My wife proves tries on a pair of earings. She asks me "What do you think?"
(supposing she likes them. And supposing she cares about what I say.)
If I say "You look good" she says "Thanks, sweetheart"
If I say "You do not look god " She says to the shopgirl "Men have no taste"

It's always the same. Women go into marriage thinking he will change (according to her directions), and he doesn't change. Men go to marriage thinking she will not change, and she changes.

saludos :D
...:)

Alfonso
August 05, 2008, 04:47 PM
...:)it sounds me / Sosia quiere decir que le suena algo: It seems familiar to me...

Jane
August 05, 2008, 04:49 PM
it sounds me / Sosia quiere decir que le suena algo: It seems familiar to me...
It sounds familiar to me.
It reminds me of ...

Alfonso
August 05, 2008, 04:58 PM
It sounds familiar to me.
It reminds me of ...OK, Jane, thanks a lot! So, what are the possibilities? I'm sorry I always forget it:

It looks familiar to me.
It sounds familiar to me.
It seems familiar to me.
It reminds me of...

Jane
August 05, 2008, 05:39 PM
OK, Jane, thanks a lot! So, what are the possibilities? I'm sorry I always forget it:

It looks familiar to me. for something you can see... e.g someone, a face, a street...
It sounds familiar to me. for something you hear... e.g music, a voice...
It seems familiar to me. for both, depending on the context.
It reminds me of... Hacerte recordar :thinking: is that correct Spanish?

...:lengua:

Alfonso
August 06, 2008, 01:20 AM
Thanks a lot, Jane. Yes, it's correct Spanish:

Me hace recordar que...
Me recuerda que... (this is more common).

sosia
August 06, 2008, 08:04 AM
Thanks for the corrections, Jane & Alfonso

Marsopa
August 06, 2008, 08:11 AM
How about simply "It sounds like..." :) It's sounds more natural that way than "It sounds familiar."

Marsopa

Rusty
August 06, 2008, 09:26 AM
How about simply "It sounds like..." :) It's sounds more natural that way than "It sounds familiar."

Marsopa

'It sounds like' needs an object, but 'it sounds familiar' stands alone (it is a complete idea and needs no object). This is a very common phrase, and it sounds very natural to me.
In order to say the same thing using your suggestion, you would need to say something like 'It sounds like something I've heard before."

Marsopa
August 06, 2008, 01:09 PM
Absolutely, Rusty,

That's what I meant to say. I was just responding quickly. It sounds familiar can stand alone, that's the difference. I was just thinking that in a sentence the other sounded better.

M.

Amanpour
August 07, 2008, 07:55 AM
Women want men to know what women want. And men want women not to want anything.

ohhh, it sound me. It's the famous "You (the man) must do what I (the woman) am thinking. Men do not think"
For example.
My wife proves a pair of earings. She ask me "What do you think?"
(suppose she likes them. And suppose she cares what I say.)
If I say "You look good" she says "thanks sweetheart"
If I say "You do not look god " She says to the shopgirl "men have no taste"

It's always the same. Women go to marriage thinking he will change (according to her directions), and he doesn't change. Men go to marriage thinking she will not change, and she changes.

saludos :D

Which in my opinion, is one of the many reasons why marriages don´t last these days. Unfortunately...!

Amanpour
August 07, 2008, 08:00 AM
This must be for married people, as I don't share this point of view over (the war of) sexes. :p
Alfonso, I take this to mean that you aren´t married...
What would your opinion be on the issue, since you don´t share this one?

Alfonso
August 07, 2008, 10:14 AM
Alfonso, I take this to mean that you aren´t married...
What would your opinion be on the issue, since you don´t share this one?Well, I don't get into war against the sex I love (make love, not war), and I try not to generalise about anybody, so I never speak about women as if they were of an unique type. Finally, if I'm asked what do you, men, think about...? I can only say that I have no idea what other men think... I usually recommend to go to Gallup institute or something and find out. What about you, Amanpour?
:earth:

CrOtALiTo
August 07, 2008, 10:21 AM
Alfonso, Do you're got married.?

Do you have childrens.?

In what part of Spain, you're living.?

Amanpour
August 08, 2008, 06:13 AM
Well, I don't get into war against the sex I love (make love, not war), and I try not to generalise about anybody, so I never speak about women as if they were of an unique type. Finally, if I'm asked what do you, men, think about...? I can only say that I have no idea what other men think... I usually recommend to go to Gallup institute or something and find out. What about you, Amanpour?
:earth:
What about me? What I think...?
Like you, I don´t generalize.
BTW, what and where is Gallup institute ?

Rusty
August 08, 2008, 07:14 AM
I think Alfonso was referring to the Gallup Polls (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallup_poll), conducted by Gallup (http://www.gallup.com/).
The company is global in nature, with almost 30 locations.