OMG *SQUEE*

[nekare]

OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG!!!!!!

DOCTOR WHO WILL BE PLAYING IN MEXICO IN PEOPLE AND ARTS, IT STARTS TOMORROW OMG I CAN'T BELIEVE IT, I SQUEED, SQUEED SO MUCH AND I'LL BE SEEING THE DOCTOR ON SCREE OMG YESSSSSS.

*DIES*

Comments

[such_heights]

Hahahaha, yay!!! How exciting!

[amberlynne]

Heh. Rock on!

[javajunkie13]

Hehe yay! XD (And also yay because hopefully now I'll remember to watch tonight. ;D)

[nekare]

*prods* go on, remember!

[javajunkie13]

Haha! I got your reply and just the right time cause it's on in a half hour and I'd almost forgot. :D

Also, I'm working on a story right now, and although this line probably won't stay in Spanish, I thought it in Spanish and I was wondering if it was right. Lily is speaking French and mispronounces all the words so Sirius says: No necesitas aprender, mi amor. Los muchachos siempre te quieren. Is that right? I wasn't sure if it should be 'no necesitas' or 'no es necesario' or if it could be either. And, I had aman at first, but I thought it would be quieren instead, yes?

[nekare]

Yayz, I came in the nick of time! XD

Well, gramatically, is correct, it only depends on what you're trying to say; 'aman' would be in a romantic way, while 'quieren' could mean in a friendly way as well.

Also, it'd sound better in English, yeah, because saying 'Love' sounds like such a british and hot and Spike, while it only sounds corny in Spanish, or at least to me. (my parents use 'amor' to call each other ALL THE TIME. I'm used to it, but it still sounds cheesy.)