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Old March 10, 2010, 05:01 PM
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Spanish Romantic Sentence
Hey guys!

I'm trying to figure out what this sentence accurately means. It seems very romantic:"dormir abrasados y apegados los 2 juntos!"


Can you help me out?

Thank you!!
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Hey guys!

I'm trying to figure out what this sentence accurately means. It seems very romantic:"dormir abrazados y apegados los 2 juntos!"


Can you help me out?

Thank you!!
Cucharitas.

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Cucharitas.
¡qué grandeza que yo lo haya pronunciado así (abrazados) aunque la palabra estuviera escrita mala. Me muestra que unas cosas se ponen instintivas para mí. (becoming instinctive)
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¡qué grandeza que yo lo haya pronunciado así (abrazados) aunque la palabra estuviera escrita mala. Me muestra que unas cosas se ponen instintivas para mí. (becoming instinctive)
Of course, you already know how to express in your own language. Better or worse than other, still you know how.
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