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how do you say privileged?
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In common talk, right or wrong, I say, Me siento dichoso, which means lucky, or honorado, meaning honoured.Thanks, I wasn't questioning you Chiri. I just wanted clarification
Larry
Privilegiado may go over the top of a few heads.
how to say it in dominican
privileged, is a word that is not commonly use however here is a list meaning the same or close 2 that.
tengo de to ( i have everything).
toy parao ( same).
toy mejor que el diablo ( I live better than the devil himself ).
yo le preto al presidente (the president borrows money from me)
orino en europa y cago en etado unido que ma ( i do num.one in europe and num 2 on USA what else).hoever when speaking with the police or a politician just say es un priviligeio para mi.
privileged, is a word that is not commonly use however here is a list meaning the same or close 2 that.
tengo de to ( i have everything).
toy parao ( same).
toy mejor que el diablo ( I live better than the devil himself ).
yo le preto al presidente (the president borrows money from me)
orino en europa y cago en etado unido que ma ( i do num.one in europe and num 2 on USA what else).hoever when speaking with the police or a politician just say es un priviligeio para mi.
When you gonna blog Larry? "Tengo de to" is good title!!
Come on, we all want to see life thru your eyes!!
Come on, we all want to see life thru your eyes!!
Don't let yourself be talked into it, Larry.
It's the digital equivalent of a man keeping a diary.
Leave the blogs to the women.
Blogs are for women and for men who are border line sissies. People who actually want to promote themselves write blogs. Leave the blogging to little girls while men engage in discussing western philosophies while drinking with buddies on a Sunday afternoon.
AZB
AZB
Yes Rocky is right, a typical Dominican would probably say "dichoso" in most such contexts. Dichoso is heard alot here, privileged almost never.
You guys...I swear.....
You obviously need to see some SMART BLOGS FROM MEN
remember we women LOVE SMART MEN
fer crissakes.....
www.xach.com
Blurbomat
Lisp at Light Speed
Caribe Utópico
By Danny Gregory
maybe I am just too artsy/geeky but these are appealing missives, no?
besides, Larry is doing what a lot of guys WISH they could do, right?
hello, he wants to know how to say he is PRIVILEGED!!
I think he is getting more than you AZB!!!!!
MG (a little crazed)
by the way AZB I think you just want me to tell you I want to read your blog. I do. I really do. I wanna see pics of your big screen tv.
You obviously need to see some SMART BLOGS FROM MEN
remember we women LOVE SMART MEN
fer crissakes.....
www.xach.com
Blurbomat
Lisp at Light Speed
Caribe Utópico
By Danny Gregory
maybe I am just too artsy/geeky but these are appealing missives, no?
besides, Larry is doing what a lot of guys WISH they could do, right?
hello, he wants to know how to say he is PRIVILEGED!!
I think he is getting more than you AZB!!!!!
MG (a little crazed)
by the way AZB I think you just want me to tell you I want to read your blog. I do. I really do. I wanna see pics of your big screen tv.
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Maine Girl
You're a woman, so you can't quite magine how men perceive men who write blogs.
There could be special circumstances, ie, a man is going to Haiti to do volunteer work in a groundbreaking capacity.
He will only have access to the internet for 15 minutes every 3 days, and there are a dozen interested parties in the project.
For practical reasons, he might have a blog to keep them all informed.
Something like that makes sense.
Whereas a man who suffers from "Look at me" or "I'm a hero" syndrome, is quite sickening to most men.
Any man who really thinks another man is interested in what colour socks he chose to wear today, or what new coffee table he bought, or how he found a good deal on spinach, is a bit out to lunch, IMHO, and weird, at best.
You're a woman, so you can't quite magine how men perceive men who write blogs.
There could be special circumstances, ie, a man is going to Haiti to do volunteer work in a groundbreaking capacity.
He will only have access to the internet for 15 minutes every 3 days, and there are a dozen interested parties in the project.
For practical reasons, he might have a blog to keep them all informed.
Something like that makes sense.
Whereas a man who suffers from "Look at me" or "I'm a hero" syndrome, is quite sickening to most men.
Any man who really thinks another man is interested in what colour socks he chose to wear today, or what new coffee table he bought, or how he found a good deal on spinach, is a bit out to lunch, IMHO, and weird, at best.
you men have so many hang ups.
now the look at me blogs--for women, it's ok--but the hero blogs make me a little vomity as well.
sorry to hijack this thread.
what internet exists for you all? Mine seems a lot more diverse I guess.
Like I said.
you men have so many hang ups.
now the look at me blogs--for women, it's ok--but the hero blogs make me a little vomity as well.
sorry to hijack this thread.
what internet exists for you all? Mine seems a lot more diverse I guess.
It's a man thing. Being a woman, precludes you from understanding our perception of it, just as we cannot understand some women things.
Some of these blogs sound rather effiminate, and others have that "hero" tone.
Both are revolting, to most men.
PS: Also apologize for hijacking.
PPS: Like that beer commercial, where the giant beer can falls from the sky and squishes the man, and they say, "Men should act like men".
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