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Have you noticed that femboys for le boys & tomboys for le boys appear more "woman lite" for le male gaze?

Have you noticed that femboys for le gals & tomboys for le gals appear more "man lite" for le female gaze?

I personally prefer tomboys & femboys or "thomas-men" & "fem-men" who appear more "men lite" as in resembling bara bearish butches who terrify insecure guys.

Do you prefer womanly femboys, womanly tomboys, manly femboys or manly tomboys?

NOTE: My post describin "Iberianized Italian" is scribed in "Latinized English".

Ego am interested in constructin one group chat or one subreddit community resemblin r/Anglese per casual converses utilizin "Iberianized Italian".

Ego have just imagined one regularized "Iberianized Italian" dialect per regional international communication cause le "Latinized English" dialects at r/Anglese have inspired my imagination.

Ego imagine "Iberianized Italian" as one other Italian dialect utilized as one international auxiliary language in one alternative reality scenario in which Italy, Spain & Portugal reunified.

"Iberianized Italian" is basically regular Italian plus restored "-s" terminations.

Restored "-s" terminations per le "noi" verbal conjugations, per example:

Regular Italian: Noi adorammo, evanimmo, e inferimmo.

Restored Italian: Nos adorammos, evanimmos, e inferimmos.

Portuguese: Nós adoramos, evanescemos, e inferimos.

Spanish: Nos adoramos, evanescimos, y inferimos.

English: We adored, evanesced, & inferred.

Restored "-s" terminations per le "voi" verbal conjugations, per example:

Regular Italian: Voi adoraste, evaniste, e inferiste.

Restored Italian: Vos adorastes, evanistes, e inferistes.

Portuguese: Vós adorastes, evanescestes, e inferistes.

Spanish: Vos adorasteis, evanescisteis, y inferisteis.

English: Ye adored, evanesced, & inferred.

Restored "-s" terminations per le "tu" verbal conjugations, per example:

Regular Italian: Tu adori, evanisci, e inferisci.

Restored Italian: Tu adoras, evanisces, e inferisces.

Portuguese: Tu adoras, evanesces, e inferes.

Spanish: Tú adoras, evanesces, y infieres.

English: Thou adorest, evanescest, & inferrest.

Restored "-s" terminations per le plural possessives, per example:

Regular Italian: Miei/mie, tuoi/tue, e suoi/sue.

Restored Italian: Mios/mias, tuos/tuas, e suos/suas.

Spanish: Míos/mías, tuyos/tuyas, y suyos/suyas.

Portuguese: Meus/minhas, teus/tuas, e seus/suas.

English: Mine, thine, & yours.

Restored "-s" terminations per le other plurals, per example:

Regular Italian: "[...] i vari principi dei principi".

Restored Italian: "[...] los varios principios dellos principes".

Spanish: "[...] los varios principios de los príncipes".

Portuguese: "[...] os vários princípios dos príncipes".

English: "[...] le various principles of le princes".

Restored "-s" terminations per other terms, per example:

Regular Italian: Ma, (giam)mai, noi, voi, poi, dappoi, meno, e più.

Restored Italian: Mas, (giam)mais, nos, vos, pois, dappois, menos, e piùs.

Portuguese: Mas, jamais, nós, vós, pois, depois, menos, e chus/plus.

Ego support extra minimal modifications, includin revivin le neutral gender:

Restored Italian: Lo psicologo, los psicologos, la psicologa, las psicologas, lu psicologu, e lus psicologus.

Portuguese: O psicólogo, os psicólogos, a psicóloga, as psicólogas, u psicólogu, e us psicólogus.

Ego really appreciate constructive comments presentin creative suggestions & explainin alternative recommendations.

Contact me in case thou art interested.

NOTE: My post describin "Iberianized Italian" is scribed in "Latinized English".

Ego am interested in constructin one group chat or one subreddit community resemblin r/Anglese per casual converses utilizin "Iberianized Italian".

Ego have just imagined one regularized "Iberianized Italian" dialect per regional international communication cause le "Latinized English" dialects at r/Anglese have inspired my imagination.

Ego imagine "Iberianized Italian" as one other Italian dialect utilized as one international auxiliary language in one alternative reality scenario in which Italy, Spain & Portugal reunified.

"Iberianized Italian" is basically regular Italian plus restored "-s" terminations.

Restored "-s" terminations per le "noi" verbal conjugations, per example:

Regular Italian: Noi adorammo, evanimmo, e inferimmo.

Restored Italian: Nos adorammos, evanimmos, e inferimmos.

Portuguese: Nós adoramos, evanescemos, e inferimos.

Spanish: Nos adoramos, evanescimos, y inferimos.

English: We adored, evanesced, & inferred.

Restored "-s" terminations per le "voi" verbal conjugations, per example:

Regular Italian: Voi adoraste, evaniste, e inferiste.

Restored Italian: Vos adorastes, evanistes, e inferistes.

Portuguese: Vós adorastes, evanescestes, e inferistes.

Spanish: Vos adorasteis, evanescisteis, y inferisteis.

English: Ye adored, evanesced, & inferred.

Restored "-s" terminations per le "tu" verbal conjugations, per example:

Regular Italian: Tu adori, evanisci, e inferisci.

Restored Italian: Tu adoras, evanisces, e inferisces.

Portuguese: Tu adoras, evanesces, e inferes.

Spanish: Tú adoras, evanesces, y infieres.

English: Thou adorest, evanescest, & inferrest.

Restored "-s" terminations per le plural possessives, per example:

Regular Italian: Miei/mie, tuoi/tue, e suoi/sue.

Restored Italian: Mios/mias, tuos/tuas, e suos/suas.

Spanish: Míos/mías, tuyos/tuyas, y suyos/suyas.

Portuguese: Meus/minhas, teus/tuas, e seus/suas.

English: Mine, thine, & yours.

Restored "-s" terminations per le other plurals, per example:

Regular Italian: "[...] i vari principi dei principi".

Restored Italian: "[...] los varios principios dellos principes".

Spanish: "[...] los varios principios de los príncipes".

Portuguese: "[...] os vários princípios dos príncipes".

English: "[...] le various principles of le princes".

Restored "-s" terminations per other terms, per example:

Regular Italian: Ma, (giam)mai, noi, voi, poi, dappoi, meno, e più.

Restored Italian: Mas, (giam)mais, nos, vos, pois, dappois, menos, e piùs.

Portuguese: Mas, jamais, nós, vós, pois, depois, menos, e chus/plus.

Ego support extra minimal modifications, includin revivin le neutral gender:

Restored Italian: Lo psicologo, los psicologos, la psicologa, las psicologas, lu psicologu, e lus psicologus.

Portuguese: O psicólogo, os psicólogos, a psicóloga, as psicólogas, u psicólogu, e us psicólogus.

Ego really appreciate constructive comments presentin creative suggestions & explainin alternative recommendations.

Contact me in case thou art interested.

NOTE: My post describin "Iberianized Italian" is scribed in "Latinized English".

Ego have just imagined one regularized "Iberianized Italian" dialect per regional international communication cause le "Latinized English" dialects at r/Anglese have inspired my imagination.

"Iberianized Italian" is basically regular Italian plus restored "-s" terminations.

Restored "-s" terminations per le "noi" verbal conjugations, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Noi adorammo, evanimmo, e inferimmo.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Nos adorammos, evanimmos, e inferimmos.

Portuguese: Nós adoramos, evanescemos, e inferimos.

Spanish: Nos adoramos, evanescimos, y inferimos.

English: We adored, evanesced, & inferred.

Restored "-s" terminations per le "voi" verbal conjugations, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Voi adoraste, evaniste, e inferiste.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Vos adorastes, evanistes, e inferistes.

Portuguese: Vós adorastes, evanescestes, e inferistes.

Spanish: Vos adorasteis, evanescisteis, y inferisteis.

English: Ye adored, evanesced, & inferred.

Restored "-s" terminations per le plural possessives, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Miei/mie, tuoi/tue, e suoi/sue.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Mios/mias, tuos/tuas, e suos/suas.

Spanish: Míos/mías, tuyos/tuyas, y suyos/suyas.

Portuguese: Meus/minhas, teus/tuas, e seus/suas.

English: Mine, thine, & yours.

Restored "-s" terminations per le other plurals, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: "[...] i vari principi dei principi".

Italian plus "-s" terminations: "[...] los varios principios dellos principes".

Spanish: "[...] los varios principios de los príncipes".

Portuguese: "[...] os vários princípios dos príncipes".

English: "[...] le various principles of le princes".

Restored "-s" terminations per other terms, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Ma, (giam)mai, noi, voi, poi, dappoi, meno, e più.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Mas, (giam)mais, nos, vos, pois, dappois, menos, e piùs.

Portuguese: Mas, jamais, nós, vós, pois, depois, menos, e chus/plus.

Ego really appreciate constructive comments presentin creative suggestions & explainin alternative recommendations.

NOTE: My post describin "Iberianized Italian" is scribed in "Latinized English".

Ego have just imagined one regularized "Iberianized Italian" dialect per regional international communication cause le "Latinized English" dialects at r/Anglese have inspired my imagination.

"Iberianized Italian" is basically regular Italian plus restored "-s" terminations.

Restored "-s" terminations per le "noi" verbal conjugations, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Noi adorammo, evanimmo, e inferimmo.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Nos adorammos, evanimmos, e inferimmos.

Portuguese: Nós adoramos, evanescemos, e inferimos.

Spanish: Nos adoramos, evanescimos, y inferimos.

English: We adored, evanesced, & inferred.

Restored "-s" terminations per le "voi" verbal conjugations, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Voi adoraste, evaniste, e inferiste.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Vos adorastes, evanistes, e inferistes.

Portuguese: Vós adorastes, evanescestes, e inferistes.

Spanish: Vos adorasteis, evanescisteis, y inferisteis.

English: Ye adored, evanesced, & inferred.

Restored "-s" terminations per le plural possessives, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Miei/mie, tuoi/tue, e suoi/sue.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Mios/mias, tuos/tuas, e suos/suas.

Spanish: Míos/mías, tuyos/tuyas, y suyos/suyas.

Portuguese: Meus/minhas, teus/tuas, e seus/suas.

English: Mine, thine, & yours.

Restored "-s" terminations per le other plurals, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: "[...] i vari principi dei principi".

Italian plus "-s" terminations: "[...] los varios principios dellos principes".

Spanish: "[...] los varios principios de los príncipes".

Portuguese: "[...] os vários princípios dos príncipes".

English: "[...] le various principles of le princes".

Restored "-s" terminations per other terms, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Ma, (giam)mai, noi, voi, poi, dappoi, meno, e più.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Mas, (giam)mais, nos, vos, pois, dappois, menos, e piùs.

Portuguese: Mas, jamais, nós, vós, pois, depois, menos, e chus/plus.

Ego really appreciate constructive comments presentin creative suggestions & explainin alternative recommendations.

NOTE: My post describin "Iberianized Italian" is scribed in "Latinized English".

Ego have just imagined one regularized "Iberianized Italian" dialect per regional international communication cause le "Latinized English" dialects at r/Anglese have inspired my imagination.

"Iberianized Italian" is basically regular Italian plus restored "-s" terminations.

Restored "-s" terminations per le "noi" verbal conjugations, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Noi adorammo, evanimmo, e inferimmo.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Nos adorammos, evanimmos, e inferimmos.

Portuguese: Nós adoramos, evanescemos, e inferimos.

Spanish: Nos adoramos, evanescimos, y inferimos.

English: We adored, evanesced, & inferred.

Restored "-s" terminations per le "voi" verbal conjugations, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Voi adoraste, evaniste, e inferiste.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Vos adorastes, evanistes, e inferistes.

Portuguese: Vós adorastes, evanescestes, e inferistes.

Spanish: Vos adorasteis, evanescisteis, y inferisteis.

English: Ye adored, evanesced, & inferred.

Restored "-s" terminations per le plural possessives, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Miei/mie, tuoi/tue, e suoi/sue.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Mios/mias, tuos/tuas, e suos/suas.

Spanish: Míos/mías, tuyos/tuyas, y suyos/suyas.

Portuguese: Meus/minhas, teus/tuas, e seus/suas.

English: Mine, thine, & yours.

Restored "-s" terminations per le other plurals, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: "[...] i vari principi dei principi".

Italian plus "-s" terminations: "[...] los varios principios dellos principes".

Spanish: "[...] los varios principios de los príncipes".

Portuguese: "[...] os vários princípios dos príncipes".

English: "[...] le various principles of le princes".

Restored "-s" terminations per other terms, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Ma, (giam)mai, noi, voi, poi, dappoi, meno, e più.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Mas, (giam)mais, nos, vos, pois, dappois, menos, e piùs.

Portuguese: Mas, jamais, nós, vós, pois, depois, menos, e chus/plus.

Ego really appreciate constructive comments presentin creative suggestions & explainin alternative recommendations.

NOTE: My post describin "Iberianized Italian" is scribed in "Latinized English".

Ego have just imagined one regularized "Iberianized Italian" dialect per regional international communication cause le "Latinized English" dialects at r/Anglese have inspired my imagination.

"Iberianized Italian" is basically regular Italian plus restored "-s" terminations.

Restored "-s" terminations per le "noi" verbal conjugations, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Noi adorammo, evanimmo, e inferimmo.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Nos adorammos, evanimmos, e inferimmos.

Portuguese: Nós adoramos, evanescemos, e inferimos.

Spanish: Nos adoramos, evanescimos, y inferimos.

English: We adored, evanesced, & inferred.

Restored "-s" terminations per le "voi" verbal conjugations, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Voi adoraste, evaniste, e inferiste.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Vos adorastes, evanistes, e inferistes.

Portuguese: Vós adorastes, evanescestes, e inferistes.

Spanish: Vos adorasteis, evanescisteis, y inferisteis.

English: Ye adored, evanesced, & inferred.

Restored "-s" terminations per le plural possessives, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Miei/mie, tuoi/tue, e suoi/sue.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Mios/mias, tuos/tuas, e suos/suas.

Spanish: Míos/mías, tuyos/tuyas, y suyos/suyas.

Portuguese: Meus/minhas, teus/tuas, e seus/suas.

English: Mine, thine, & yours.

Restored "-s" terminations per le other plurals, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: "[...] i vari principi dei principi".

Italian plus "-s" terminations: "[...] los varios principios dellos principes".

Spanish: "[...] los varios principios de los príncipes".

Portuguese: "[...] os vários princípios dos príncipes".

English: "[...] le various principles of le princes".

Restored "-s" terminations per other terms, per example:

Italian minus "-s" terminations: Ma, (giam)mai, noi, voi, poi, dappoi, meno, e più.

Italian plus "-s" terminations: Mas, (giam)mais, nos, vos, pois, dappois, menos, e piùs.

Portuguese: Mas, jamais, nós, vós, pois, depois, menos, e chus/plus.

Ego really appreciate constructive comments presentin creative suggestions & explainin alternative recommendations.

Have you ever noticed that English verbs appear identical to Portuguese verbs conjugated in the imperative?

English: Deforest, reforest, restore, revive, reveal/reveil, veil, reimagine, imagine, repose, relax, remove, move, transfer, transmit, emit, govern, question, configure, structure, decide, demand, command, control, cancel, return, turn, transform, reform, inform, confirm, reaffirm, affirm, diagram, explain, expend, expect, depict, reflect, reconnect, disconnect, connect, contact, contract, collect, capture, catch, adopt, adapt, escape, spam, spank, distance, dance, balance, prove, curve, recurve, recline, incline, succumb, collapse, collide, confide, cause, use, abuse, reuse, repeat, recycle, cycle, continue, complete, waste, paint, colour/color, labour/labor, ponder, consider, conspire, aspire, alter, adore, declare, implore, explore, compare, prepare, repair, detest, test, experiment, suppliment, lament, compliment, insult, consult, represent, recruit, dialogue, converse, convert, invert, revert, vert, divert, visit, list, invest, insist, resist, persist, desist, degust, digest, ingest, interpret, flirt, disappoint, count, reminisce, evanesce, capisce, comprehend, disturb, perturb, roll, pass, transpass, surpass, profess, confess, clone, copy, spy, study, enjoy, destroy, mine, determine, traumatize, hypnotize, analyze, theorize, realize, materialize, mesmerize, memorize, schematize, maximize, minimize, organize, systematize, utilize, finalize, humanize, naturalize, normalize, neutralize, masculinize, femininize/feminize, force, train, tain, obtain, contain, retain, sustain, entertain, detain, etc.

Português: Defloreste! Refloreste! Restaure! Revive! Revele! Vele! Reimagine! Imagine! Repouse! Relaxe! Remove! Move! Transfere! Transmite! Emite! Governe! Questione! Configure! Estruture! Decide! Demande! Comande! Controle! Cancele! Retorne! Torne! Transforme! Reforme! Informe! Confirme! Reafime! Afirme! Diagrame! Explane! Expende! Expecte!/Expete! Depicte! Reflete! Reconecte! Disconecte! Conecte! Contate! Contrate! Colete! Capture! Capte!/Cate! Adopte/Adote! Adapte! Escape! Espame! Espanque! Distancie! Dance! Balance! Prove! Curve! Recurve! Recline! Incline! Sucumbe! Colapse! Colide! Confide! Cause! Use! Abuse! Reuse! Repete! Recicle! Cicle! Continue! Complete! Gaste! Pinte! Colore! Labore!/Lavore! Pondere! Considere! Conspire! Aspire! Altere! Adore! Declare! Implore! Explore! Prepare! Compare! Repare! Deteste! Teste! Experimente! Suplemente! Lamente! Cumprimente! Insulte! Consulte! Represente! Recrute! Dialogue! Converse! Converte! Inverte! Reverte! Verte! Diverte! Visite! Liste! Investe! Insiste! Resiste! Persiste! Desiste! Deguste! Digeste! Ingeste! Interprete! Flerte! Desaponte! Conte! Reminisce! Evanesce! Capisce! Compreende! Disturbe! Perturbe! Role! Passe! Transpasse! Surpasse! Professe! Confesse! Clone! Copie! Espie! Estude! Enjoe! Destrói! Mine! Determine! Traumatize! Hipnotize! Analize! Teorize! Realize! Materialize! Mesmerize! Memorize! Esquematize! Maximize! Minimize! Organize! Sistematize! Utilize! Finalize! Humanize! Naturalize! Normalize! Neutralize! Masculinize! Feminilize!/Feminize! Force! Traine! Tem! Obtém! Contém! Retém! Sustém! Entretém! Detém! Etc.

Feel free to contribute sharing comments mentioning other examples.

Do you prefer Bella x Alice or Bella x Edythe (genderbent Edward)?

Do you think that Rumpelstiltskin views Rosalie more as her mother & views Bella more as her sister?

Do you think that Bella would care more about Rasputin if she was a boy instead of a girl?

Do you think that Renaissance would prefer to celebrate Mothers' Day with Rosalie?

Happy Mothers' Day!

The saga would have aged better if Bella was an adult in university instead of an adolescent in high school or do you think that the bizarre age gaps are not the principal problem of the franchise?

I need help because my Android tablet is not taking complete scrolling screenshots of my Samsung Notes.

"Trens" in Portuguese is literally "trains" in English, but colloquially is a synonym of "things" in the popular jargon of the state of Minas Gerais.

"Paradas" in Portuguese is literally "(train) stops" in English, but colloquially is a synonym of "things" in the popular jargon of the state of São Paulo.

What is the connection of "trains" & "stops" to "things"?