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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Can someone explain what this sentence mean?
Is your reading Siesta an indication of taking another siesta here?
Siesta is the name of the book I'm reading.
Is your reading Siesta an indication of taking another siesta here?
Siesta is the name of the book I'm reading.
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In Spanish, a siesta is a nap. Usually a siesta is taken in the early afternoon after lunch. It sounds like they are teasing you about wanting to take a nap because you are reading a book titled with the Spanish word for nap.
- In Spanish, a siesta is a nap.
- Usually a siesta is taken in the early afternoon after lunch.
- It sounds like they are teasing you about wanting to take a nap because you are reading a book titled with the Spanish word for nap.
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In Spanish, a siesta is a nap. Usually a siesta is taken in the early afternoon after lunch.
It sounds like they are teasing you about wanting to take a nap because you are reading a book titled with the Spanish word for nap.
It sounds like they are teasing you about wanting to take a nap because you are reading a book titled with the Spanish word for nap.
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