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2 March
- Korean Near fluent
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English (US)
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What does A: Could you get through this traffic, please?
B: Don't tell me how to drive.
A: I'm not telling you how to drive.
B: Esmeralda the chauffeur and Pam. ===> what does this mean??
mean?
What does A: Could you get through this traffic, please?
B: Don't tell me how to drive.
A: I'm not telling you how to drive.
B: Esmeralda the chauffeur and Pam. ===> what does this mean??
mean?
B: Don't tell me how to drive.
A: I'm not telling you how to drive.
B: Esmeralda the chauffeur and Pam. ===> what does this mean??
mean?
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Chauffeur is French for driver. A person who is paid to drive people (usually very rich people) around.
Since it is saying names and I don’t know who these people being named are, my guess is that the person being told how to drive is Esmerelda. Pam is the one trying to tell Esmerelda how to drive. And the chauffeur comment is a sarcastic way of saying she should be paid if the other is going to boss her around.
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Chauffeur is French for driver. A person who is paid to drive people (usually very rich people) around.
Since it is saying names and I don’t know who these people being named are, my guess is that the person being told how to drive is Esmerelda. Pam is the one trying to tell Esmerelda how to drive. And the chauffeur comment is a sarcastic way of saying she should be paid if the other is going to boss her around.
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