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hi,English is my second language, and i want to know what is most common and used by the English speakers in the next phrases:1- keep feminine  &  keep femininity2- kids isle & kid islewould u please tell me what are the most used form of these phrases?thanks

Khoff · Accepted Answer

Hi -- welcome to English Forums! Please try to use correct capitalization (Hi, I) and spelling (you) when you post here.

Could you explain a little more what you are trying to say? None of the possibilities are very clear.

For #1, possiblities are "stay feminine" or "keep your/her/my femininity", but I don't know when you would want to say this. (Are you urging someone to avoid a ***-change operation?)

For #2, I'm wondering if you mean "kids' aisle" (in a store) as opposed to "isle" (= island). If you are referring to a store, you would probably ask for the "kids department."

Princefawzi · Answer

Hi again,

Thanks for your answer and time, what I meant for both possibility is:

For #1 - I meant to ask females to stay and keep their femininity! by only tow words, it's a kind of a tittle, no obligation of using your/her/my! I just wanted to know what is most used in English? to say keep yourself feminine? or to say keep your femininity? Thanks for the answer.

For #2 - I meant to refer to a place which is an island of kids. It's a tittle too, but I wanted to use the word isle and not island! so what is better to say? kids isle or kid isle? which one is the most common and used in English language?

Thanks a lot for your help.

Khoff · Answer

Okay, if you want titles, I would suggest "Stay Feminine" and "Kids' Isle".

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