(That's what she said!)
Haha!
Anyway, I was talking to Sash this morning and do you know what she called you?
"Elle Magnifico!"
And I said I wish I knew Spanish so I'd know exactly what it meant because it sounds so right even not knowing Spanish, and she said, "Well, it's not really Spanish because that would be a male form of something in Spanish and Elle is definitely not male, even if she is magnifico." So I said, "Well, I'm definitely going to call her that the next time I catch her with the strap-on!"
Oh wait ... dang it, this is going in a way less romantical direction than I meant it to! It was really the "magnifico" part I wanted to let you know about because after we stopped laughing I snuck off and looked it up just to be sure it meant what I thought it meant, which it did. Also, I learned some stuff from the translator page, trying to figure out what the girl form of the word would be, like ...
¡Elle es magnifica!
and
Eres magnifica, mi amor.
Oh, and just so you know how much work I put in it, once I learned you use that upside down ! in Spanish I had to go to a whole other search to figure out how to make one in a blog post. (Only I couldn't figure out how to put the upside down period in front of the second sentence, but please don't feel cheated, because it's apparently a really big secret because I couldn't find anything about doing that no matter how hard I tried!)
I guess I just need to always say it with an exclamation mark!
¡Eres magnifica!
Tu tambien mi encantadora delicia.
ReplyDeleteOooh, my heart's just going to explode!
ReplyDelete<3 <3 <3
But if we keep this up I'm going to have to learn Spanish obviously because using Google Translate feels like cheating on your homework ...