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Help[Opinions] Re: KLYTIË
in reply to a message by Grey'sFreak
I would say CLIH-tee-ay on first glance, and then I would attempt to look as normal as possible saying it, because I'd have to resist the urge to snigger a little.
I don't like the fact that I'd be inwardly loling, but deep down somewhere, I am permanently twelve, and the name sounds like the word "clit."
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I don't like the fact that I'd be inwardly loling, but deep down somewhere, I am permanently twelve, and the name sounds like the word "clit."
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Haha, don't worry, you're not alone
The verb "to put" in Spanish is "poner" (sorry if you already know this if you take Spanish). But anyway, in the preterite it's irregular and the yo (I) form is puse, prn PUSS-ay. If you say the full phrase it would be "Yo puse." Well, the teacher specifically called on me to conjugate it so that I'd be mature about it. So much for that! I don't quite get why teachers think I'm this little goodygoody, but whatever. I pretty much just laughed my ass off and almost fell of my chair. Haha... yo puse...
The verb "to put" in Spanish is "poner" (sorry if you already know this if you take Spanish). But anyway, in the preterite it's irregular and the yo (I) form is puse, prn PUSS-ay. If you say the full phrase it would be "Yo puse." Well, the teacher specifically called on me to conjugate it so that I'd be mature about it. So much for that! I don't quite get why teachers think I'm this little goodygoody, but whatever. I pretty much just laughed my ass off and almost fell of my chair. Haha... yo puse...
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