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mzrosie

Tue 07/11/17 10:26 PM

Rosie .. I thought the Canadian way . Was sending pics wearing only a towel laugh

no Blondey, the Canadian way is showing up at the doorstep with a six-pack of Molson Canadian and nothing else. Of course, during winter we're allowed to wear touques.

I am going to be showing up on your doorstep. laugh

omg I can't wait love

TVcameraman

Tue 07/11/17 10:35 PM

Rosie .. I thought the Canadian way . Was sending pics wearing only a towel laugh

no Blondey, the Canadian way is showing up at the doorstep with a six-pack of Molson Canadian and nothing else. Of course, during winter we're allowed to wear touques.

I am going to be showing up on your doorstep. laugh

omg I can't wait love

Ok.. on my way.. :wink:

Zenattitde

Wed 07/12/17 03:07 PM

That is a long one!

Na tondi wa---Douala/Cameroon

Ma ding wa---Beti/ Cameroun

Well... yes and no :)

There's "ich liebe dich" and "ich habe dich lieb". And both are appropriate in relationships, yet the meaning is slightly different. I guess "ich liebe dich" is like "I love you deeply" or something similar. There's a much more intense commitment implied, or should be. But even when it is the case, you can say "ich habe dich lieb" as well, because it is a different thing and also worth saying. It's the "you are very special to me, I care about you – in that sense: I love you" thing.
You can say "ich habe dich lieb" much earlier in a relationship, and you should pay attention never to cheapen "ich liebe dich" by saying it too often.