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Desfila
when we are in the elevator with sb and we reach the floor, the ele stops and I say to my friend " desfila" meanign sth like keep going, IN ENGLISH?
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Move it?
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Maybe move.
March is a good option too. |
You would say 'carry on'. In England, we don't have elevators, we have lifts. :D
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JAJJAJJAJJAJA. So the British don´t know about elevators, hahahhaha
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But I do think most of the readers of this post understood it to be in context i.e. that the word 'elevator' ('lift') is used differenly in the UK. Nonetheless it makes an interesting point about 'elevating' an object and how this is regarded and encompassed in the language, not to mention the differences between British and American English in this very respect. :) :p |
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Puede ser que se ha escondido demasiado bien en la comunicación 'estaconaria' de los foros.. :rolleyes: Lo siento. :D |
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De todas formas, yo creo que por mediación de las películas americanas, elevator es muy bien asimilado en el R.U.
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