my mom is making me noodles ...

@abcnadz (457)
India
March 5, 2009 10:58pm CST
i have a friend who speaks kinda good english. once she said something and i was confused. i dont know if its a mistake or it can also be said this way.... 1) my mom is making me noodles : actual meaning : my mom is cooking noodles for me. 2) i'm home : actual meaning: i am back home .
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spalladino
@spalladino (17891)
• United States
6 Mar 09
Both ways of saying both sentences is fine. One is longer than the other but the message is clear in both cases and that is what matters most when communicating. English is an odd language but you'll get used to it. I wish someone was making noodles for me...it's late here and I'm kind of hungry....
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abcnadz
@abcnadz (457)
• India
6 Mar 09
lolz yeah.. thank you for the response and ask someone to make noodles 4 u :D
lanyoublue2008
@lanyoublue2008 (882)
• China
6 Mar 09
You have so happy life which you should cherish ! I hope you could buy some gifts for your mother! You know we only need to return 1%, you mother will give you 10% love!
abcnadz
@abcnadz (457)
• India
6 Mar 09
thank you for the response.. my mom is not making any noodles for me :o i think you haven''t read the whole discussion. you read only the headline . hi,,hi,,hi not an issue :) what you said is a fact, have a nice day
marciascott
@marciascott (25529)
• United States
6 Mar 09
I am confused is you Mom really making you some noodles?
abcnadz
@abcnadz (457)
• India
6 Mar 09
even i am confused. but i hear people saying things like this. my mom is making me noodles. it sounds like her mom is cooking her into noodles :D
Alex
@venchaul (541)
• China
6 Mar 09
Hehe--You have given a cofusing problem! I am also puzzled. But I prefer it is the meaning that my mom is cooking noodles for me because I like noodles! Thank you for your special topic!
abcnadz
@abcnadz (457)
• India
6 Mar 09
thank you for the response :) have a nice day