Hi all:
"a pair of ran shoes"
Is this a way of saying they are second-hand or something like that?
I have seen it handwritten in a note and it could also say «a pair of "ray" shoes», but sounded a little strange to me.
Thanks & regards
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Hi all:
"a pair of ran shoes"
Is this a way of saying they are second-hand or something like that?
I have seen it handwritten in a note and it could also say «a pair of "ray" shoes», but sounded a little strange to me.
Thanks & regards
Are you sure it is ran shoes, not running shoes? "ran shoes" makes no sense to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by jiho
I am not a teacher.
Thanks for the suggestion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Searching for language
I think it says "van shoes"...
That is just as strange to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by jiho
I think she means a pair of Vans-like shoes, but I wish I had a way to upload a little image of the text scanned…Quote:
Originally Posted by Searching for language
Thanks a lot anyway.
… but I can link you here:
Van shoes at TheFind.com - search, discover and compare prices
A pair of tan shoes [light, bright brown]
I don't see what the problem is :-? Your link shows that it's a tradename. They are what they are, ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by jiho
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