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cubet
2008-03-04 09:20:59 UTC
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I mean business with you

or

I mean business for you

( I love a girl but I m Italian and I m not sure about this sentence)
Thanks
Bye!
Leszek L.
2008-03-04 10:09:22 UTC
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Post by cubet
I mean business with you
or
I mean business for you
( I love a girl but I m Italian and I m not sure about this sentence)
I wouldn't use either of the two. The second is plain wrong,
and the first sounds, erm, rather brutal.

How about "I am [really] serious about you"?

Or "I have [some][very] serious [feelings/plans] about you"?

Good luck,
L.
cubet
2008-03-04 12:57:01 UTC
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ohhh thank you very much!
;- )

bye
Post by Leszek L.
Post by cubet
I mean business with you
or
I mean business for you
( I love a girl but I m Italian and I m not sure about this sentence)
I wouldn't use either of the two. The second is plain wrong,
and the first sounds, erm, rather brutal.
How about "I am [really] serious about you"?
Or "I have [some][very] serious [feelings/plans] about you"?
Good luck,
L.
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