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I think you mean to say sensitive, not sensible. Sensible means "makes sense".
by sspiff 10y ago
I think you mean to say sensitive, not sensible. Sensible means "makes sense".
- jakub_g 10y agoThat's a common mistake, and BTW, in Spanish and French "sensible" is the word for "sensitive" (I infer from the name the parent could be of Spanish-speaking origin)
- wolfgke 10y agoThis is a typical German-English false friend: sensible (en) - vernünftig (de) sensitive (en) - sensibel (de)
- thevibesman 10y agoAlso in French: sensible (en) - raisonnable (fr) sensitive (en) - sensible (fr)
- jbmorgado 10y agoYes, I meant "sensitive" thank you. It's that in my mother language "sensível" means "sensitive" in English, hence the mistake.