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[Brian]

Thanks much! No wonder I had never seen that "Bailete" construction before if you hadn't either. It must be the antiquated ancestor of today's diminutive -ito, -cito, -tito forms. I hope you had a good dinner in London to salvage the flight delay. Perhaps at a Scottish-Spanish fusion restaurant like Maresco 

[ritter]

Thanks much! No wonder I had never seen that "Bailete" construction before if you hadn't either. It must be the antiquated ancestor of today's diminutive -ito, -cito, -tito forms.

¡De nada! 

I hope you had a good dinner in London to salvage the flight delay. Perhaps at a Scottish-Spanish fusion restaurant like Maresco 

Didn't know that place. Looks interesting, daring almost. I feared to find haggis al pil-pil on the menu, but it's fortunately not that daring.  Must explore some next time.

Spent the day today with my daughter, her husband and my 3-month old granddaughter at the enchanting setting of the Hurlingham Club in Fulham, so the flight disruption was a blessing.

[Florestan]

Bailar usually is not reflexive, and the normal imperative  would be ¡baila!

As in here: