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  1. bosunyum
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    #1 25-Jan-2006, 09:46

    Red face a real man?

    I am not sure how to say this pression, such as

    I like the male character of the movie " XXX" because he is the real man( which i am trying to say he is not a fictional man and he really existed /lived before now)

    what do you say? does it sound ok if i say a real man?
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    #2 25-Jan-2006, 18:09

    Re: a real man?

    Not really- a real man is a red-meat eating, no-nonsense kind of guy with nothing epheminate about him. How about 'historical figure' or 'real person'?
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