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Forum: Vocabulary December 19, 2014, 03:27 PM

Replies: 8 "Salir conmigo" vs. "ir a una cita" Views: 7,286 Posted By Ale Jano That *is* actually interesting. It's the same in... That *is* actually interesting. It's the same in German, but we used to call it by the French word rendezvous, and now we use the English word date. Though most girls assume that I'm interested in...

Forum: Vocabulary December 19, 2014, 02:40 PM

Replies: 8 "Salir conmigo" vs. "ir a una cita" Views: 7,286 Posted By Ale Jano Well, it depends on the girl. I've read articles... Well, it depends on the girl. I've read articles where they complain that men don't ask them out on dates anymore, but just want to hang out and no one knows what it's about. In this case, it...

Forum: Vocabulary December 19, 2014, 08:32 AM

Replies: 8 "Salir conmigo" vs. "ir a una cita" Views: 7,286 Posted By Ale Jano Thank you! I ended up using cita, but still had... Thank you! I ended up using cita, but still had to explain what I meant haha. For the record, in German I would use the English word "date" and consider that obvious - but I'm not sure it would be...

Forum: Vocabulary December 05, 2014, 05:38 AM

Replies: 8 "Salir conmigo" vs. "ir a una cita" Views: 7,286 Posted By Ale Jano "Salir conmigo" vs. "ir a una cita" If I ask a girl "quieres salir conmigo", is it clear that what I mean is a date? Or would it be clearer to say "quieres ir a una cita conmigo"? Because it seems like it would be possible for friends...

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