??? 04/06/09 07:47 Modified: 04/06/09 08:06 Read: times |
#164374 - We appear to be stuck at that language barrier again Responding to: ???'s previous message |
It seems that conditional expressions do not translate well for you:
I said:
But if he wants a toy, then the Taiwanese one is better! Ap Charles said:
how are you assuming he wants a TOY I'm assuming nothing of the sort; look again: I said:
But if he wants a toy, then the Taiwanese one is better! That was a conditional expression - the if is key! I didn't say that I knew anything; I didn't say that I was assuming anything; I just offered the suggestion, "what if..." Other conditional phrases that you need to look out for are: and words such as: |