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15 Nov 2014
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What does it mean "When is your birthday spring?"?
What does it mean "When is your birthday spring?"?
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This is a peculiar wording. Is there more context?
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I couldn't see someone's birthday. He said he got presents from his friends. And then he asked that..
- English (US)
If this was spoken, then I think it would be written "When is your birthday -- spring?" and it is asking when your birthday is, and adding a guess that it is in spring. A longer way to say it would be "When is your birthday? Is it in the springtime?"
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