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Subject: Re: how do you spell wet clothes in different languages

Date: Sun 01/03/09 00:27:07 GMT

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In Spanish, I have found the following useful (alone and in various combos):

mojada, mojadita, mojadas, mojaditas = wet

ropa mojada = wet clothing

piscina = pool

al agua = into the water

bajo la lluvia = in the rain

In French, I have tried (alone and in various combinations):

mouillee = wet

habillee = clothed

toute habillee = fully clothed

piscine = pool

a 'leau = into the water

baignade = bathing

plongeon = dive

plouf = splash

Portuguese

Aside from what was discussed above (from Brazil, with some of the most beautiful women), I add "piscina" with "roupa."

Estonian

märg = wet

All these have worked for me at one time or another

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how do you spell wet clothes in different languages

By edbrazil - Fri 27/02/09 21:19:12 GMT

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hi, im from brazil, and i was thinking, how do you spell wet clothes in others languages, it could be usefull to research at youtube, im portuguese(the language that we speak in brazil) you need to type "camiseta molhada" (that s the sama that wet shirt, or "gata molhada" (wet babe), concurso camiseta molhada (wet t shirt contest), roupa molhada(wet clothes), briga de galo (i don t know how to translate it), jogada na piscina (throw in the pool) if you type those in youtube u will get a few respost and good stuffs!

so i was wondering some tips, expressions in different languages, to research videos on youtube!!

king regards

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