robert and natalia

An Icelandic slang for people who are meeting as friends but nothing more.

Do you want to do Robert and Natalia later?

robert and natalia by justaguyfromiceland February 11, 2018

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robert and natalia

two people who like each other but can´t admit it so they say they´re just friends but everybody obviously sees they are more

friend : i know you like her
robert : dude chill we´re just robert and natalia
friend : mhm

robert and natalia by unicornDL7 February 15, 2018

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robert and natalia

when you are meeting someone and swear you are just friends and nothing more

friend: hey are you and that girl dating
me : no we are just robert and natalia

robert and natalia by unicornDL7 February 11, 2018

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