CAMELOT FANTASIES

Quote from: thetruth on March 24, 2014, 12:52:50 pm

Here's another one, Angel. Off topic stuff that shows us another side of our Rafa.

DIARY OF A PRODUCTION
BY MIRI • SEPTEMBER 23, 2013

http://HTTP://WWW.NADALNEWS.COM/2013/09/23/DIARY-OF-A-PRODUCTION/#.UZBDAIZD_WOA

behind the scenes look at the Vanity Fair shoot has been posted to their site. Once again,

Owwwwn... It's simply a delight... Thank you for posting my dear... It's immensely possible to imagine the scenes narrated really happening.
It's our Rafa! It's our 

What does papi mean? I thought it meant dad, papa, father. I can learn a bit of Spanish from you. But, I wanted to ask you, on that video you posted where Rafa is speaking in Spanish, he talks so fast I wonder if I would understand even if I knew the language. My ears can't hear that fast.

So, you can give me two words a day in Spanish and at the end of your tutoring I will write you a post in Spanish.

I do know si, caliente, good day, and a few other words. So today I want to learn how to say "my name is --------."

Rafa declines doctorate:

Rafa Nadal has declined the Honorary Doctorate Nomination by the UIB. As of today, the Director has received a letter from the tennis player Rafael Nadal when he announced that because of opinions published in the press about his nomination for honorary doctorate, which generated a state of controversy and media debate understands that it may harm the university waives the proposed nomination, while he appreciates have thought for this distinction. Board of Directors con...

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que pasa sports fans.


good win for Rafa today. he kept it under an hour.

Fog is a more formidable opponent. he will go for his shots.

Fog can also take the ball early off both wings.


no worries. Rafa needs a good workout.

It will definitely be an exciting match, but like you, I expect Rafa to come through. I'm sure Rafa is still peeved about his mishaps this season. Back injury in Oz, didn't feel good in Rio, and losing in the third round in IW. I think Rafa is very motivated this tournament.

Quote from: maria rafangel on March 24, 2014, 01:46:22 pm

Quote from: thetruth on March 24, 2014, 12:52:50 pm

Here's another one, Angel. Off topic stuff that shows us another side of our Rafa.

DIARY OF A PRODUCTION
BY MIRI • SEPTEMBER 23, 2013

http://HTTP://WWW.NADALNEWS.COM/2013/09/23/DIARY-OF-A-PRODUCTION/#.UZBDAIZD_WOA

behind the scenes look at the Vanity Fair shoot has been posted to their site. Once again,

Owwwwn... It's simply a delight... Thank you for posting my dear... It's immensely possible to imagine the scenes narrated really happening.
It's our Rafa! It's our 

What does papi mean? I thought it meant dad, papa, father. I can learn a bit of Spanish from you. But, I wanted to ask you, on that video you posted where Rafa is speaking in Spanish, he talks so fast I wonder if I would understand even if I knew the language. My ears can't hear that fast.

So, you can give me two words a day in Spanish and at the end of your tutoring I will write you a post in Spanish.

I do know si, caliente, good day, and a few other words. So today I want to learn how to say "my name is --------."

Amazingly my friend... but in South America the only country that doesn't speak the Spanish language is Brazil, where I live. This is so crazy lol
but as it is similar to the Portuguese language, so I can understand a few words.
Rafa speaks really fast sometimes, but for me the Spanish language with the accent from Spain is more easier to understand than the accent from Argentina for example.
And you're right, because "papi" means father, dad, in a brotherly sense... but in this case, in the Rafa's case, this word has a hotter side (caliente), hahahahahahah!!!!

So come to the first lesson:
In Spanish "my name is ...."    will be:     mi nombre es ......
              ...and in Portuguese  will be:     meu nome é ......

             I even think somewhat similar the two languages​​

Quote from: thetruth on March 24, 2014, 04:06:36 pm

Quote from: maria rafangel on March 24, 2014, 01:46:22 pm

Quote from: thetruth on March 24, 2014, 12:52:50 pm

Here's another one, Angel. Off topic stuff that shows us another side of our Rafa.

DIARY OF A PRODUCTION
BY MIRI • SEPTEMBER 23, 2013

http://HTTP://WWW.NADALNEWS.COM/2013/09/23/DIARY-OF-A-PRODUCTION/#.UZBDAIZD_WOA

behind the scenes look at the Vanity Fair shoot has been posted to their site. Once again,

Owwwwn... It's simply a delight... Thank you for posting my dear... It's immensely possible to imagine the scenes narrated really happening.
It's our Rafa! It's our 

What does papi mean? I thought it meant dad, papa, father. I can learn a bit of Spanish from you. But, I wanted to ask you, on that video you posted where Rafa is speaking in Spanish, he talks so fast I wonder if I would understand even if I knew the language. My ears can't hear that fast.

So, you can give me two words a day in Spanish and at the end of your tutoring I will write you a post in Spanish.

I do know si, caliente, good day, and a few other words. So today I want to learn how to say "my name is --------."

Amazingly my friend... but in South America the only country that doesn't speak the Spanish language is Brazil, where I live. This is so crazy lol
but as it is similar to the Portuguese language, so I can understand a few words.
Rafa speaks really fast sometimes, but for me the Spanish language with the accent from Spain is more easier to understand than the accent from Argentina for example.
And you're right, because "papi" means father, dad, in a brotherly sense... but in this case, in the Rafa's case, this word has a hotter side (caliente), hahahahahahah!!!!

So come to the first lesson:
In Spanish "my name is ...."    will be:     mi nombre es ......
              ...and in Portuguese  will be:     meu nome é ......

             I even think somewhat similar the two languages​​

You are kidding. Brazilians speak Portugese? Wow, you learn something new every day.

I take it that you speak fast as well if you can understand Rafa. I can't imagine ever being able to keep up with the speed at which he talks.

However, I can see a bit of similarity in two examples that you've shown me.

But, I will make it easier on you and only learn Portuguese. So, Angel, meu nome é Rosalind, in Spanish it would be Rosalinda.

Except I have to look on the internet for a language dictionary to see how to pronounce it. This will be fun. Thank you!

I don't know how I can understand him, hahahah... but I think it's because he makes many expressions on his face when he talks, "Rafa's face", maybe that's the reason... lol
I just can't understand when he speaks in his mallorquin language, it is almost impossible to understand anything.

Your name is really beautiful Rosalind, congratulations! In Portuguese is also Rosalinda:
Rosa = flower (rosa/ flor)               
        and
Linda = Beautiful (bonita/ bela)

                                           

Exactly my friend, these enemies must prove his own cruel bile.
but one thing is certain, "nobody throws stone into trees that bear fruit", this is true.