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- Now single male in search of true freedom via the cruising life on the high seas.
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I am now sailing Wind Raven single handed in the Sea of Cortez. I have been trying to find crew but have not been successful to date. I will continue to explore the islands this year and possibly head further South after hurricane season!
Some strawberries on top would make it perfect.
ReplyDeleteMuy bién. And just to expand your español a little: banana = plátano and honey = miel
ReplyDelete-Esteban
Steve check it out. My dictionary says:
ReplyDeletebanana = banano m, platano m, banana f, cambur m Ven, guineo m.
honey = hani n, pl honeys : miel
What exactly does yours say?
Mine says:
ReplyDeletebanana: 1 n (fruit) plátano, banana. 2 (tree) bananero, AM banano
(note: in my dictionary, AM refers to "American Spanish")
honey: 1 n miel f 2 US fam (dear) cariño, cielo
But what matters more than dictionaries is what the signs at the mercados say.
Ah! now that makes more sense. I will have to pay more attention to the signs in the mercados.
ReplyDeleteI have noticed that a lot of the words on products, signs etc. are non existent in my dictionary!