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Hi, Lily... I'm really Harry... I come here, and here, and there, and over there...
 

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So Lily were are you from and what would you like to talk about ?
I am from northern calif and worked in constrution and been retired many years and was in the Military for 6 years - - - - - -
 
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So Lily were are you from and what would you like to talk about ?
I am from northern calif and worked in constrution and been retired many years and was in the Military for 6 years - - - - - -

I was born and raised in the SF Bay Area. I worked in public health and am now a retired pensioner. I'm trying to figure out what the hell I'm going to do with the rest of my life now.
 
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Are the words for "gentleman" and "horseman" different in Spanish?

Yes, "cabellista", "jinete" which is also jockey or horsemen, and in Mexico "charro" is horseman.

Caballero was a knight and from there evolved to "gentleman".

Nice, didn't know that

Over here they're very similar and constantly mixed by some

"Cavaleiro" is a horse rider and "cavalheiro" is the word for gentleman
 
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Are the words for "gentleman" and "horseman" different in Spanish?

Yes, "cabellista", "jinete" which is also jockey or horsemen, and in Mexico "charro" is horseman.

Caballero was a knight and from there evolved to "gentleman".

Nice, didn't know that

Over here they're very similar and constantly mixed by some

"Cavaleiro" is a horse rider and "cavalheiro" is the word for gentleman

I can see how those two could be easily confused. Just a slightly different spelling.
 

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