16:24 Jul 26, 2010 

ok million thanx to every one who has done his ultimatum and i think iam gonna be satisfied with tom translation which is the most suitable one to what i have asked..... afterwards tom do me a favour since u r native speaker going back to a published term says (LIL fops in black ) and what is the exact meaning of it

11:30 Jul 26, 2010 

Yes, right Tom I think this is the best way to explain it.

11:23 Jul 26, 2010 

Yes, that makes sense Tom!

11:22 Jul 26, 2010 

I think you are right. That's a good interpretation of the phrase

11:18 Jul 26, 2010 

I believe the correct definition here is: Preadolescence, the stage between middle childhood and adolescence in human development, generally in the age range of 8 to 12 years old. The word is used in a similar way to 'teen'.

'Shuttling around' means driving them to parties, to meet their friends, etc.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=tween

11:18 Jul 26, 2010 

http://parentingtweens.suite101.com/article.cfm/after_school...

Parents may decide to have a set schedule where the parent on duty helps with homework and then shuttles tweens to extracurricular activities

11:15 Jul 26, 2010 

I found a huge list of meanings to "tween" http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/definitions/tween?...

11:11 Jul 26, 2010 

I would post this term as an English to English question.

11:09 Jul 26, 2010 

There is another definition of tween which is the stage between middle childhood and adolescence, but I think in this context "shuttling your tweens around" is some kind of idiom

11:01 Jul 26, 2010 

Hi, "tween" is short for "between".

10:59 Jul 26, 2010 

are you sure "tweens" is spelled correctly, I can't find such a word