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Hi, I'm reading a story and I want to know what the "hice ris, ras" part in the following sentence means: "Fui yo, hice ris, ras, en las cortinas, ....". Webmaster Reply #1 From: Vicente Date: 24/11/2010-18:15 Hei Webmaster. This depends on the context. Maybe: 1) I opened the curtain, first whit the right hand (ris) and then with the left one(ras) 2) I tore the curtain, first with the right hand (ris) then with the left one (ras). Ris and ras is the "sound" when one cloth is torn. M.v.h. Vicente Reply #2 From: Webmaster Date: 24/11/2010-19:55 Thank you Vicente, that makes sense. Finn Reply #3 From: Maricarmen Date: 30/11/2010-10:55 Hi webmaster :): although I do not write in the forum, I always take time to read what happens here. ris ras = sound of the curtains when they move or close. I am happy to say hello and hope you are well |
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