pou eisai agorina mou? den pisteyo na koimasai?
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| 5 | where are you my lad? i don't believe you are still sleeping |
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| na +1 | Where are you my son/boy? Don't tell me that you're sleeping? |
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| na | where are you, my little boy? I can't believe you're asleep? |
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3 hrs peer agreement (net): +1
Where are you my son/boy? Don't tell me that you're sleeping? Explanation: Depending on the context it could also be: Where are you my lad? I hope you're not sleeping? |
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where are you, my little boy? I can't believe you're asleep? Explanation: agorina is a version of "agoraki", which means "small boy" |
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where are you my lad? i don't believe you are still sleeping Explanation: i think the term agorina its an affectionate term for a teenage boy/young man. Hence, i translate that, as <lad>, which in the British Language is a slang term for a young man. |
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