You can expect them from people learning the language, and accept that they will have some, but you should point out the errors and teach them to improve their spelling by doing so.
In the Kisii language of African origin,Nyabere akeigo has the meaning of "Excuse me."
I believe it is an English way of saying adamn fine woman. if you excuse the language.
but excuse me you dont have curse at people even though they dont have to spell come on
"Excuse me, you are...?"
powerless, weak, relinquished, helpless. If you are looking for antonyms or synonyms I reccommend (excuse my spelling if incorrect) Dictionary.com or Thesaurus.com
Excuse any spelling errors but mt.vesuvius or mt.everest
Excuse any spelling errors but mt.vesuvius or mt.everest
It means "not that badly", or "not that bad". Ex: "¡Las fresas es no que mal, su muy delicioso!" Excuse me for any spelling errors (or errors in the sentence itself), I did not use a translator, and spanish is not my first language.
In the Kisii language of African origin,Nyabere akeigo has the meaning of "Excuse me."
It means "not that badly", or "not that bad". Ex: "¡Las fresas es no que mal, su muy delicioso!" Excuse me for any spelling errors (or errors in the sentence itself), I did not use a translator, and spanish is not my first language.
In Polish.... Malgorzata = Margarete (formal) Malgosia = Maggie (less formal) Gosia = Maggie (informal) Excuse spelling errors!
mesmerized (excuse my spelling)
You say "Excuse me" in Yoruba language of the Western African origin as "Ejo".
I believe it is an English way of saying adamn fine woman. if you excuse the language.
There is no language called "Kenyan". Kenya's official languages are English and Swahili. In Swahili, it's samahani.
No. There is no direct comparison in French.
metamorphic, igneous, and sedimentary (excuse the spelling, I'm not 100% sure) metamorphic, igneous, and sedimentary (excuse the spelling, I'm not 100% sure)