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TIL about Pinwright's Progress, the world's first regular half-hour sitcom which started in 1946 and was broadcast live from BBC
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinwright%27s_ProgressTIL about Pinwright's Progress, the world's first regular half-hour sitcom which started in 1946 and was broadcast live from BBC studios
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinwright%27s_ProgressHere's the link to the headline:
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I've looked up "arropan a" but I'm not sure I'm really understanding how it's being used here.
Thanks so much for any help!
Could someone explain this conjugation to me?
I get that it means "I'm reading" but I'm not sure why
So I was watching a video of someone entering a private restaurant in Spain and the owners asked over the intercom "lo tenéis encargado?"
Google translate didn't help but I'm pretty sure this means "do you have an order for it?". Is this a common phrasing? Would it be interchangeable with "lo has / habéis pedido?"
Thanks so much for any help!
![[Japanese > English] Can anyone translate this? It's on the bottom of some Japanese pottery circa 1960s or possibly earlier.](https://i.redd.it/5t7ovbpwknsc1.jpeg)
Hi!
I just need help getting my head around this sentence:
Hice que el chico llevara mi bolsa.
Is "llevara" the imperfect subjunctive? Why does it need to be used in this sentence?
Thanks for any help!
For example, if I'm translating the sentence "I didn't mind sitting alone", how do I know if the translation should me "no me importé" or "no me importaba"?
Thanks for any help!
Just got a mythic chest plate and wondering if I should put everything else into the club / leveling up the gear now
I've been in a club for 6 days and have salvaged more than double everyone else put together, so I'm thinking of finding a new one for the next season. Does it ask if you want to continue or should I quit now to be free for next season?
I actually loved this show and just finished binge watching it, but I feel like quite often there will be a "big reveal" and you're like "oh shit, what's everyone going to think of this?" And then it doesn't get mentioned again for ages, if at all.
For example when Charmaine's fiance tries to "buy" the twins, then the next scene Jack's happy again and doesn't mention it.
It seems to happen quite a lot and it's just something I don't think I've ever seen in another TV show.
Yesterday I was watching the TV in Spain and an older man was being interviewed. His name came up and my partner loved his name, but now neither of us can remember it lol.
I know it started with Mal because I joked he could be called Mal for short. I'm pretty sure it wasn't Malachi though, which is what came up when I searched it.
Any suggestions welcome! Thanks for any help