the word gall in a sentance? as in, you have the gall to talk to me in that way?
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check an online dictionary
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Ima get get get get you drunk.\n\nGet you love drunk off this hump.
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It means that she is so moved by your command of the written and spoken word that she must humbly take her place in the background.\n\nNOT!\n\nGet some English skills and maybe they'll stop staring at you and actually want to talk with you!
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I've never heard that precise term before (did you just coin it, Patz?) but judging by your description, yes, I am very definitely a "conversation artist" -- and happy to be so. The art of conversation seems a lost one in the modern age, alas, much like the art of letter writing. The internet has likely contributed to both of these unhappy circumstances, particularly the latter, but I think the larger culture is to blame. But pray don't get me started or I'll be off on one of my (infamous?) tangents. ;)\n\nI'm not so vainglorious as to believe friends and family hang (dwell?) on my every word, but yes, what I say matters to the people nearest and dearest to me and I always endeavour to be mindful of that fact. Words can hurt like a fist, perhaps more so, and I have long been keenly aware of their inherent power to both help and harm others. I sincerely hope and trust I am more careful than careless in this regard. The old adage is correct: The pen (the voice, too) is indeed mightier than the sword -- and this coming from a Knight!\n\nYes, I do find my ability to converse fairly effortless, though not always. I'm not sure about "creating a fine work" but I invariably leave that for others to determine. I do seem to know what to say and when and how to say it, whether it be comforting a fallen comrade on life's hard journey or breaking the tension at a dinner table with a timely joke or witty bon mot (often of the self-deprecating variety as these almost always put everyone else present at ease). I'm not entirely sure I always know when to stop, however, as I do tend to go on... and on... and on... Have you noticed? I mean, it does turn up in my written communication as well, does it not? ;)\n\nYes again, I am a master of the fine art of conversation. Indeed, I am Lord and Master of all things and you WILL bow down before me! (A tip of the cap to the brilliant Joel Hodgson and his old crew from MST3K, a forgotten classic that I miss as much as I adore, for allowing me to borrow that hilarious reference.) Would others agree with that assessment? Yes on my mastery of the fine art of conversation. No on my satirical reference to delusions of grandeur. The former would result in some lovely accolades being tossed my way which would humble me into rare silence. The latter would result in various items being flung at me with a real sense of purpose. Good thing I wear plate armour, eh? ;)\n\nI doubtless need to improve on my listening skills. That is to say, I DO listen, always, but I'm prone to interrupting when something comes to mind that I feel it important to impart. This is never intended to be rude or discourteous, though someone who doesn't know me well might take it to be so, unfortunately. Interestingly, I'm more inclined to be circumspect about this personal flaw with those I don't speak with often. It may seem like a very backhanded compliment but if I know and trust you well enough to be in my comfort zone when speaking with you, then it is highly likely I will on occasion interrupt you to make a point I'm dying to make. If I never do this when we converse, it likely means I am not very comfortable with you at all. \n\nA conundrum? You could say that. A paradox? You might say that, too. So very MacSteed? In a nutshell (or a suit of armour), you betcha!\n\nThank you for a thoroughly enjoyable and thought provoking question. This is exactly why I remain at YA, notwithstanding some difficulties on site and some serious personal issues off site. Thoughtful people like you, Patz, make my presence here entirely worthwhile. Cheers!
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well, it is not proper English, because groans can't "know" anything, but if it was in a sentence such as "Bob said the history teacher gave him an essay on Hitler's rule, and his friends responded with knowing groans"...he probably meant that the friends 'knew what it was like to have to do an essay for that professor'..and since they were groaning...a sign of pain or distress...then it probably wasn't a good thing! hope this makes sense!
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Wow. it's an Arabik, let me try to tranlate.\n\n"I wanna chat with U. coz i'm interested ur chattin.pls answer, Ok"
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generally, communication is being able to express what you think, feel and want from another and then hearing what the other thinks, feels and wants.  The problem comes when people can not express their wants or dissapointments and then it comes out in passive-agressive ways such as critisizing, making remarks that are dirogatory towards someone's actions or them.  The key is knowing SPECIFICALLY what you want from that person and telling them or asking them to meet those needs.  Example" I want you to take me out on fridays, even if it's to MacDonalds" or "when you go out with your friends and you don't call me, I worry that you're looking for other women or that you don't care about me, can you call me to say hello when you're out?".  When two people care about each other, they will do what the other wants provided it's within reasonable boundaries.  good luck!
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Well its like slang talking....Yes its like possesion....you my man would mean like my friend....Its like a nickname between friends!!
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told, whispered, thought, ....
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Sounds to me like something you would say if you are trying to get someones attention?
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Hilarious....what are you trying to say?
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I could suggest you use the name 'Gibberish'\n\nGibberish is a generic term in English for talking that sounds like speech but has no actual meaning (like "the mave's rint is slanphed up"). This meaning has also been extended to meaningless text (such as "ichiuseekskerasff").\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibberish
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From my mouth!\n\nHave you heard me scream when I'm startled? Ohhhh those bajeebers definitely come flowing out of my mouth!
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Do I work with you?  Are you talking about me?\n\nJust say something like, you know I like talking with you, but I'm in the middle of something and don't want to get distracted.  That shouldn't hurt her feelings, but you'll get her away.
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You are great to talk with...\n"Es ist wunderbar, mit Dir zu reden"\n\nI will miss you too\n"Ich werde Dich auch vermissen" \n\nI hope you have fun with your friends tonite?\n"Ich hoffe, daß Du Dich mit Deinen Freunden amüsierst."\n\nI really enjoy talking with you... \n"Es ist immer ein Vergnügen, mit Dir zu sprechen."\n\nYou are sweet...\n"Du bist so süss"\n\n\nJust ask me if you need more!
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isn't this a bit like asking: 'do i take the cheese or the wine?'
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moderately talkative and moderately humble...if i had one choice though, i would say talkative!!!