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29-Nov-2006, 03:00
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 doubt to understand the context I wouldn´t mind chatting with you as a friend and I wouldn´t mind chatting with you as your friend ! Thanks! |
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29-Nov-2006, 03:25
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 Re: doubt to understand the context Difference is 'a' friend and 'your' friend. 'A' friend is less personal, as you are one of many friends. 'Your' friend is more intimate, being more special and important. |
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