To convey to him that you like him, talk to him. Smile at him and brush his arm or his neck.
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To convey a scream through text messaging, one can use all capital letters, exclamation points, and words like "AAAAHHH" or "HELP!" to indicate a loud and urgent tone. Adding emojis like or can also help convey the intensity of a scream.
well, u can cry nd yehh
If "I like you" will be translated in Tagalog, it would be "Gusto kita".
One can use pronouns like "we," "you," or one's own name to convey the same message effectively without using "I."
in short timing u convey your emotions to others persons :) like this
I would like to convey to my dear friend, John, that I am looking forward to seeing him at the upcoming event and hope we can spend some quality time together.
convey
No, convey is a verb.
"I am trying to convey an important idea through this series of paintings," is a sentence for convey. Convey is defined as to transport or place or carry.
To convey sarcasm through text, one can use punctuation marks like the tilde () or the slash (/) to indicate a sarcastic tone. Additionally, using exaggerated language or adding emojis can help convey sarcasm in written communication.
No. It should be either "Don't talk like that." or "Don't say it like that." depending on the meaning you are trying to convey.