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Jobb Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Is this real?
ladies man is often babied by the ladies in the West, mate.
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Somebody will give you the answer you want here. I must make a correction. ladies man is often babied by the ladies in the West, mate.
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Somebody will give you the answer you want here. I must make a correction.
ladies man is often babied by the ladies in the West, mate.
The above should be:
Ladies man is often babied by the ladies in the West, mate.
ladies man is often babied by the ladies in the West, mate.
The above should be:
Ladies man is often babied by the ladies in the West, mate.
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It's ladies' man (sometimes lady's man).
(I don't know if it's "real".)
(I don't know if it's "real".)
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I don't understand the question....
Is what real?
Do you mean 'Is the sentence grammatically correct?
Or are you asking the question as to whether women like to mother ladies' men, in which case, this should be in the cultural differences sections?
Is what real?
Do you mean 'Is the sentence grammatically correct?
Or are you asking the question as to whether women like to mother ladies' men, in which case, this should be in the cultural differences sections?
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Is it true that "Ladies man is often babied by the ladies in the West"?
It is not a question involving grammar.
It is not a question involving grammar.
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Hmm, I'm still not too sure what is meant by this phrase.
'babied' - as in treats like a baby, mothering...
Certainly there are some women who sort of 'mother' their men, and some men who like it...
'A ladies man' is a phrase relating to a man who maybe has several girlfriends, is always chasing after women, flirts a lot, but I don't really think that is the sort of
'babied' - as in treats like a baby, mothering...
Certainly there are some women who sort of 'mother' their men, and some men who like it...
'A ladies man' is a phrase relating to a man who maybe has several girlfriends, is always chasing after women, flirts a lot, but I don't really think that is the sort of
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