Whats my DDD saying thread? For all of us non Spanish Speakers.

Chirimoya

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I'm still trying to work out what my sankie was trying to say:
?A un d?a de verano compararte?
M?s hermosura y suavidad posees.
Tiembla el brote de mayo bajo el viento
y el est?o no dura casi nada.
 

Castle

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I'm still trying to work out what my sankie was trying to say:
?A un d?a de verano compararte?
M?s hermosura y suavidad posees.
Tiembla el brote de mayo bajo el viento
y el est?o no dura casi nada.

Oh god, Shakespeare used to be a sanky?
And I thought ladies liked him because of his prose
 

bronzeallspice

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"Saber de " means "knowing about".
"Yo no se de eso" = "I don't know about that"

Don't try to read between lines, "Estoy bien y mejor ahora que se de ti" is a very typical response to the usual "Como estas?"

Exactly. This means I'm fine and feel better now, knowing that I've heard from you.