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What do you call someone who is quick at making clever jokes?
"Witty"
What do you call someone who learns fast?
A quick learner or a fast learner.
How i call A person who doesn't understand something?
You can refer to them as "Someone who is puzzled" or "Someone who is unclear about it".
When would you call an ambulance for chest pain?
After a further notice that a person is attacked eg asthma then call an ambulance as quick as possible
Why would someone call you a complex person?
If someone calls you complex, its means that they don't understand you, your hard to fugure out.
What do you call someone who is afraid of mail?
From what I understand there is no specific phobia for people who are afraid of mail. Most just call it Mail Phobia...
What is a quick glance call?
Quick scope
What do you do if you received a call from someone who speak different language?
There is nothing you can do if you don't understand them. Simply hang up.
How do you call someone that doesn't notice something important?
Someone who doesn't notice something important can be described as "oblivious" or "unaware." Other terms that might fit include "inattentive" or "neglectful." These words suggest a lack of awareness or attention to significant details in their surroundings.
Is it possible that someone can call your cell phone saying that someone taking you to court and the police well be at your door on so and so day to give you a notice?
Of course it's possible.
What do you call it when you are trying to understand how someone is feeling when he or she speaks?
This is called empathy. It involves actively listening to someone's words, tone, and body language to discern their emotions and try to understand their perspective. It helps to develop a deeper connection and enhance communication with others.
Where can you find someone to shoe a horse?
to get your horse shod call a farrier if you don't know where a farrier is then check a pony club notice Bord or a notice Bord in a saddlery ask fellow horse people.
