
16-Jun-2008, 08:18
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Re: a daydream person? Quote:
Originally Posted by Nefertiti Do you native speakers say, "he is a daydream person"?
What does it mean?
What about a 'day dreamer'? Does it sound better?
Thanks | We would say, "He is a daydreamer." which means that he is someone who is lost in thought when he should, perhaps, be doing something else. |