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Two questions: a) Line 3 must be some sort of term for when you set a smiley next to your profile or something. Would that be "set a smile" indeed or something else?

b) Line before last. When we give our condolences (I'll edit "my deepest sympathy" later), we often add "may you live to remember him/her". The meaning of this is a twofold wish: a wish for longevity and (therefore) a wish that the deceased is remembered for a long time. Any better way to put it?

CC: lilian canale kafetzou

What about: "I haven't displayed smileys"

About the expression of condolences, I hadn't heard that one before, but it seems quite clear, I guess. Perhaps "live long" instead of just "live"...

Thanks!!

Hi Irini,
"Ling love"?

Oh dear! You'd think that by now I would know that I have to triple check when typing on a laptop! Thanks

Sorry I didn't see this earlier!

irini, are you sure it is referring to the little ?

I would say "I'm not putting on a smile."

And it if it referring to the , why is it plural in English? I would say, "I'm not adding a smiley face."

Well, the expression she's using for the "smile" sentence is not one used ever for smiling. It can however be used for emoticons. I think she's referring to the smiling emoticon so you are right, it should be "I'm not adding a smiley face" I guess.

OK - I edited it. Lilian, I hope you don't mind.