Chiromancy and the gypsy woman.
Once a time, i was buying a cake for my mother in a store near to my house. I was asking to the saleswoman if she has chocolate cake and caramel flan when an old woman with a peculiar accent asked me if she could read my palm. I got a little nervous and i said to her - "no thank you madame". Then she insisted - is for free or perhabs you could invite me a coffee in a meanwhile and in exchange i read your palm. I responded to her - no thanks i'm not interested. She went away letting me with lots of doubts.
I have always been curiosity for the chiromancy. Later i regreatted that i lost the opportunity to learn something new from the gypsy woman. It's interesting how the gypsy culture is releated to this subject.
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Chiromancy (Palm reading / Palmistry) and the gypsy woman.
Once a time, i One time I was buying a cake for my mother (mom (EEUU)) in a store near to my house. I was asking to asked the saleswoman if she has had a chocolate cake and or caramel flan when an old woman with a peculiar accent asked me if she could read my palm. I got a little nervous and i said to her - "no thank you madame" (madam is not used often, 'no thank you' is enough). Then (But) she insisted - is it's for free or perhabs perhaps you could invite me for a coffee in a meanwhile and in exchange i could/can read your palm. I responded to her - no thanks i'm not interested. I told her I wasn't interested. She went walked away (or 'She left'), letting leaving me with lots of doubts (feeling unsure, suspicious, curious).I have always been curiosity for the chiromancy curious about / interested in palmistry. Later I regreatted regretted that i lost missing the opportunity to learn something new from the gypsy woman. It's interesting how the gypsy culture is releated related to this subject.
** I have never heard the word chiromancy.. it is correct (I checked the dictionary) but people don't use it! ;)
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Chiromancy and the gypsy woman.
Once upon a time, i I was buying a cake for my mother in/at a store near to my house. I was asking to the saleswoman if she has had chocolate cake and caramel flan, when an old woman with a peculiar accent asked me if she could read my palm. I got a little nervous and i I said to her - "no thank you madame". Then she insisted - it is for free or perhabs perhaps you could invite me buy mea coffee in a meanwhile and in exchange i read your palm. I responded to her - no thanks i'm not interested. She went away letting leaving me with lots of doubts.I have always been curiosity for the about chiromancy. Later i regreatted that i lost the opportunity to learn something new from the gypsy woman. It's interesting how the gypsy culture is releated related to this subject.
The concept of "invitar a algo" we have in Spanish doesn't sound good to me in English. I would say buy.
Good job!
PS: If you ask me, I think you just saved yourself some coffee ;)
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