Hello Gentlemen
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It should be "You're hot!!" (as in you are)
A gentleman always uses correct english sweetie!
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Forgive me for intruding on this discussion but I found it hard to resist. While I agree with your correction, I believe that you might have more effectively stated that a gentleman always uses "proper grammar" instead of "good english". In any event, the word "English" requires a capital letter, does it not?
I know this may be nitpicking and in fact "good english" might well be acceptable. Nevertheless, after "english" and before "sweetie" should be a comma, indicating that sweetie is being used as a term of endearment, rather than the direct object of the gentleman in the sentence. Although I'm sure as a gentleman I could occasionally use a good english sweetie, I wouldn't mind a good Swedish sweetie, or even a Latina for that matter. But she'd have to speak proper Español.
Thank's alot for you're patient's.