How is the phrase Tiene un humor muy seco translated from Spanish to English
Se dice de quien bromea sin sonreír.
Said about someone who jokes without smiling.
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Se dice de quien bromea sin sonreír.
Said about someone who jokes without smiling.
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Tiene un humor muy seco, ya te acostumbrarás. — He's got a dry sense of humour, you get used to it.
Tranquilo, tiene un humor muy seco. — Don't worry, he's got a dry sense of humour.
A ella le cae bien: tiene un humor muy seco. — She likes him — he's got a dry sense of humour.
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