je suis flatté(e)
Je suis flatte`
Je suis flatté means 'I am flattered' in French.
flattered in Tagalog: kinikilig
john please will you stop to flattered
The English phrase "I'm flattered" is translated to Spanish as: "Me halagas."
The cast of Flattered - 1995 includes: Mark Haas as Jack Roberts
It can be (flattered bosses), but is usually a verb. It is the past tense and past participle of to flatter (praise, compliment).
Flattered - 2014 was released on: USA: 20 January 2014 (video premiere)
"The flattered flying fish" is a noun phrase. In this phrase, "fish" is the main noun, while "flattered" serves as an adjective describing the fish, and "flying" is also an adjective indicating the type of fish. Together, they describe a specific kind of fish characterized by its ability to fly and its flattered state.
Its spelt flattered
"Flatter" (or past tense flattered) means "giving high praise to another person, especially false praise" or " to make (someone) feel honored and pleased." Example sentences: I am flattered by your offer, but I'm not available to take on additional responsibilities at this time. He flattered the boss, which led him to a faster promotion.
Whatever you said to him to make him feel flattered does not need a reply or, you could say 'You are welcome.'