tough callThe 1st 5 songs on Jodeci's Forever My Lady album or The 1st 6 songs on Jodeci's Diary of Mad Band?
Which are better?
tough callThe 1st 5 songs on Jodeci's Forever My Lady album or The 1st 6 songs on Jodeci's Diary of Mad Band?
Which are better?
tough call
no...it wouldn'tWould it be considered shameful if I asked some Coli posters to spare me some change on me GFM considering the whole government shutdown thing ?
Damn.. tough, tough choice.The 1st 5 songs on Jodeci's Forever My Lady album or The 1st 6 songs on Jodeci's Diary of Mad Band?
Which are better?
I was really ready to rip that post apart on there because that post was so much bullshyt. Then I read her name which was "sugarbaby" and just closed the site. Not worth itWomen really be thinking like they can just move in with a man for free and drain his resources
Even dudes on the coli was saying a woman should not have to contribute to the household if she lives with a dude
Only way anyone living with me rent free is if they buried in my yard
*also why is this bih asking if I'm talking to anyone else and we only known each other 3weeks and only smashed twice
Bih u dont own me
But do you get computers putin?I smash my girl to Computers :mjfacenyk:
It's "yo también" (literally "me also") "a mi tambíen" you use for instance when someone says "A mi me suena bien!" (It sounds good to me!) "A mi también" (To me too)A mi también
It's "Sí" with the accent. "Si" without the accent means "if". "Si vas al ciudad, dimelo" (If you're going to the city, let me know)
Y'all get shot at; call me, I do the shooting:knicksmynikka:But do you get computers putin?
My bad thanks for the correctionIt's "yo también" (literally "me also") "a mi tambíen" you use for instance when someone says "A mi me suena bien!" (It sounds good to me!) "A mi también" (To me too)
It's "Sí" with the accent. "Si" without the accent means "if". "Si vas al ciudad, dimelo" (If you're going to the city, let me know)
I speak Spanish, if y'all ever need any help I'll do my best to help/explain.
As far as getting started: begin with the basics, install the app DuoLingo and work on growing your vocabulary. Another thing that helps: listen to music in Spanish, watch movies in Spanish (with English subtitles, just to get used to the sound), put your phone in Spanish. This way you can get a foundation.
Holla for any questions brehs
It's "yo también" (literally "me also") "a mi tambíen" you use for instance when someone says "A mi me suena bien!" (It sounds good to me!) "A mi también" (To me too)
It's "Sí" with the accent. "Si" without the accent means "if". "Si vas al ciudad, dimelo" (If you're going to the city, let me know)
I speak Spanish, if y'all ever need any help I'll do my best to help/explain.
As far as getting started: begin with the basics, install the app DuoLingo and work on growing your vocabulary. Another thing that helps: listen to music in Spanish, watch movies in Spanish (with English subtitles, just to get used to the sound), put your phone in Spanish. This way you can get a foundation.
Holla for any questions brehs
Damn.. tough, tough choice.
One thing is for sure: you can pick either and you couldn't find 5/6 songs that any of these new "Kings" of R&B made that come close (I fw CB, but lil' dudes like Jacquees saying he's a king is a joke if you know Jodeci).