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DEAR FRIENDS:
I WILL BE VERY PLEASED IF ANY OF YOU, CAN SEND ME INFORMATION ABOUT THE NAME OF MY WIFE:
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH, WAITING FOR YOUR ANSWER.
JACINTO CORREA
I WILL BE VERY PLEASED IF ANY OF YOU, CAN SEND ME INFORMATION ABOUT THE NAME OF MY WIFE:
>
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, WAITING FOR YOUR ANSWER.
JACINTO CORREA
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well if he's named Jacinto Correa, maybe the wife is Carlos Anaissi? :D
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According to what I know of Spanish-language naming practices, Jacinto is his first name, Carlos is his second name, and Correa and Anaissi will be the surnames of his mother and father - the order of which is which varies from country to country. Given that he uses Jacinto Correa as his contracted name, Correa is probably his father's surname. :)
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if you gave us the name of your wife, the waiting time might be much shorter...(and please stop shouting!) (nm)
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Don't you see?
This is his wife's name: <
It's actually a very common name among keyboards.
LOL.
This is his wife's name: <
It's actually a very common name among keyboards.
LOL.
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Uhm, not really
it's actually > :P
it's actually > :P
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Oh no! I misspelled it! I'm so embarrassed! I hate it when people's names are misspelled...I mean, > has a totally different meaning than
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Hey, it didn't post the rest : ( that's weird...
I was expressing my shame that > and < have totally different meanings and one should never be confused for the other! That would just be wrong! LOL.
I was expressing my shame that > and < have totally different meanings and one should never be confused for the other! That would just be wrong! LOL.
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