Vous ne possédez pas la chienne would appear to mean "You don't own the female dog."
"Hoy" is a casual Filipino interjection that is used to get someone's attention or to call out to someone. It is similar to saying "hey" in English. Filipinos say "hoy" to catch someone's attention, especially if the person they are calling is nearby.
You can ask someone for their date of birth by saying, "When is your birthday?" or "What is your date of birth?"
We greet by saying "Namaskar" which means Namaste
When someone calls you "yellow", they are saying that you are afraid, craven, cowardly, etc.
The difference is mainly in implication. If you say someone is lying, you are saying he is lying right now; if you call someone a liar, you are implying that he lies all the time.It's a pretty subtle distinction, and someone could certainly be offended in either case, especially if they weren'tlying.
Yes, by saying this you are saying that and i can explain it but you are saying this -Martin Cole-
they are saying what is your name?
The saying 'you old dog' just means someone that you have not seen for a long time. It is just a way of saying hi to someone you have not seen in a while.
by saying your hired
no
You're basically saying what someone said, but not an exact quote.
Best ignored.
no because if someone died by saying hi to justin bebier or it will be on the news in the news paper.......and it will be sad if someone dided
Someone who does that is a "sycophant."
by saying thank you
There is a phrase in english. "You took the words right out of my mouth". This means saying what someone else was about to say.
Just go up and ask him if he does or not.