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Other / general conversation | | Greek term or phrase: poios mikaei... eisai trelo moro... | | someone emailed this to me... what does it mean? |
| | | look who's talking...you're one hell of a babe | Explanation:
Mikaei is probably mispelled, it should be milaei which means talking.
Then, moro means baby or babe and 90% refers to a woman, though it could be used for a man too.
In this case you might want to replace babe with something like "chick". |
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16 hrs confidence:   peer agreement (net): +2 look who's talking...you're one hell of a babe
Explanation:
Mikaei is probably mispelled, it should be milaei which means talking.
Then, moro means baby or babe and 90% refers to a woman, though it could be used for a man too.
In this case you might want to replace babe with something like "chick".
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