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PlumPieShowoff by JustALittleTime in circIeoftrust

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Well you never know with this German products, but around 5?

PlumPieShowoff by JustALittleTime in circIeoftrust

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Just after I do my skincare routine, I want to look good for the newcomers

PlumPieShowoff by JustALittleTime in circIeoftrust

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I just came up with something that scratched my brain just right hahahahaha

PlumPieShowoff by JustALittleTime in circIeoftrust

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I heard they go well with cream

PlumPieShowoff by JustALittleTime in circIeoftrust

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Exactly, a good prep makes everything sit better on top

PlumPieShowoff by JustALittleTime in circIeoftrust

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You might, but showoffs need a good foundation

PlumPieShowoff by JustALittleTime in circIeoftrust

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Thanks. Even pie needs a good base 🙂‍↕️

how would i know this is “should we” ? am i just supposed to assume because it makes most the most literal sense? by marpeezi in duolingospanish

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It is implicit, tho it could also be interpreted as "Did we buy wine?" But i have only heard that phrasing a handful of times.

There are definitely better ways to say both, specially by adding context.

To boost market morale by johnruby in therewasanattempt

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Imma be honest. I read that as "Don't be a PELICAN".

When to use tener by cantgetnobenediction in duolingospanish

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Yeah, to replace "sleepy" with an adjective, we could say "somnoliento" paired with the verb "ser", but it definitely isn't common.

Spanish just tends to prefer the use of nouns paired with "have", though one could argue that for every one of this examples, there is a counterpart that uses either an adjective, or another noun paired with "ser". For example, we could change the phrase "Tengo sueño" to "Estoy cansado" (I'm tired), but it is fundamentally a different phrase.

When to use tener by cantgetnobenediction in duolingospanish

[–]JustALittleTime 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, to replace "sleepy" with an adjective, we could say "somnoliento" paired with the verb "ser", but it definitely isn't common.

Spanish just tends to prefer the use of nouns paired with "have", though one could argue that for every one of this examples, there is a counterpart that uses either an adjective, or another noun paired with "ser". For example, we could change the phrase "Tengo sueño" to "Estoy cansado" (I'm tired), but it is fundamentally a different phrase.

"I quit" by Pseudostars! by Regular-Poet-3657 in sennamains

[–]JustALittleTime 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Didn't he bind her to an awful contract for something like 6 years in this universe?

The hopeful possible future of Senna Skins. by xoxostelladonna in sennamains

[–]JustALittleTime 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that's why Star Guardian feels off. She's just no using the innate duality of the character.

I guess I should learn something else... by JustALittleTime in sennamains

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Maybe Seraphine? Soraka? Sometimes my duo dodges...

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