Originally posted by germcevoyup over the 1000 I see dan
And you've broken 5000 Gerard! Good man. The first Mirrorball Man.

Well deserved as a stalwart of the forum.
Originally posted by germcevoyup over the 1000 I see dan
Originally posted by djrlewis[..]
And you've broken 5000 Gerard! Good man. The first Mirrorball Man.![]()
Well deserved as a stalwart of the forum.
Originally posted by germcevoy[..]
thank you very much for that
Originally posted by germcevoyEvening Sergio
Originally posted by djrlewisEvening Sergio!
Been busy in the hospital today? Or study?
Originally posted by germcevoyYour young bones would heal much quicker.
Originally posted by gerardEnglish tip : your mother is female so you should say 'her' instead of 'him'![]()
Originally posted by LikeASongMy mother is going much slowly, his fractures still almost intact and they had to change her plasters just because the ones
Originally posted by LikeASong[..]Yep. She is not so old at all, just birth in 1970... Anyway you're right. [..]Hmmmmm...Just a matter of the amount of attention paid. Look
[..]One HER, one HIS. Just a matter of attention. Sorry
Originally posted by germcevoyyou said 'his' the other day also though when talking about your mother. I thought you were getting them mixed up just
Originally posted by LikeASong[..]NO no no the problem is that in spanish the relative to HE is "SU" and the relative to SHE is "SU", so it's the same. Big problem when we go into English, if you don't pay attention those kind os mistakes are very easy to fall in. Just a matter of attention. I'm beggining to think directly in English (without translating from Spanish) so mistakes will begin to be usual...
Originally posted by germcevoywell your English as it is now will be forever better than any Spanish I can speak