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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Does this make sense?

I heard someone say "How is your little one? She's not little though anymore is she?" Does that make sense?
  

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Apparently A is talking about B's little daughter. This makes sense: A - How is your little one? B - She is not little anymore, is she?

— Mr. Tom

  • Apparently A is talking about B's little daughter.
  • This makes sense: A - How is your little one?
  • B - She is not little anymore, is she?
  • Tom
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Apparently A is talking about B's little daughter. This makes sense:

A - How is your little one?
B - She is not little anymore, is she?

Tom
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AnonymousDoes that make sense?
Yes. little one = child

CJ
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Anonymous"How is your little one? She's not little though anymore is she?
The speaker has realized while uttering a standard inquiry about another's child that the child has grown up considerably by now and may no longer appropriately be called a 'little one'.
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