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"Talk up" = promote someone or something enthusiastically. ⠀ Example: He talked his idea up with as many friends as he could. ⠀ Example: They talked up the tourist attractions to encourage more visitors. ⠀ Learn phrasal verbs in our app - https://onelink.to/7y3btw
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Quedémonos un rato mas por que la luna quiere vernos juntos.
"Being a nice person means being nice to youself as well"
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Heey guuys!💖I dont know who needs to hear this, but you have to stop worrying about what others think. Just wear what do you want, do what do you want. And if someone bullying you or gossip about you, they are irrelevent. Just ignore them. You better than this, you are so gorgeous and you have a great personality. So never forget who you are! Love all of you💖💖
Wonder
Because I’m never free of these little language demons called phrasal verbs...
Spoken for. I’ve just listened someone say “I’m spoken for”. And I was... expecting something more, because spoken comes from speak. So... this person was told something in order to do something, I assumed. That’s how I was understanding the “for”. Being told something “for” doing something else.
In another situation... “I’m spoken for”... meant in my head that maybe the person lacked of personal opinion/voice on the matter, so someone else spoke on behalf this person.... sure. Makes sense. “For” makes sense there too.
No. Nope. I had to google it because the situation grew in confusion the more I listened.... Who in the fucking english hell decided that spoken for is taken? Taken as in “I’m romantically involved with someone else”. It makes no fucking sense. I’m angry at English. Like... really?. Spoken for!? No way to fucking guess that meaning!
Argh
And to make things worse... you can say a seat is spoken for.... like.... fuck this shit.
It's hard to go on when you feel like you don't belong to nowhere and never fit in any place
