“Esharkos”… LOL!! Someone asked my husband for a “forko” once, and we still laugh about it.Meanwhile, for some reason, his Spanish friends think we have a lot of words in English that end in “-ation” so that’s how they make up English words.
Ooo, I didn’t know about some of those. I do know pupputh (sp?) is food, and my dad used to say something that sounded like “dame e who bich coo”. That’s how he pronounced it anyway. Supposed to be “kiss me, pretty girl”?Polka, hehe. Then again, it seems like many countries have their versions of polka.
I had some friends who taught English in Prague for a year, and when we went to visit we learned pretty much one word…“pivo.” It means beer and they drink a LOT of it!
lightenup Premium Member about 12 years ago
“Esharkos”… LOL!! Someone asked my husband for a “forko” once, and we still laugh about it.Meanwhile, for some reason, his Spanish friends think we have a lot of words in English that end in “-ation” so that’s how they make up English words.
hippogriff about 12 years ago
Chelsea: To say nothing of all those hachecks which aren’t available on keyboard shortcuts.
cactusjack99 Premium Member about 12 years ago
hhhmmm,,, took me a trip to a spanish – english dictionary to figure this one out,,, learn something every day!
LadyChel about 12 years ago
Ooo, I didn’t know about some of those. I do know pupputh (sp?) is food, and my dad used to say something that sounded like “dame e who bich coo”. That’s how he pronounced it anyway. Supposed to be “kiss me, pretty girl”?Polka, hehe. Then again, it seems like many countries have their versions of polka.
tiny dancer about 12 years ago
I had some friends who taught English in Prague for a year, and when we went to visit we learned pretty much one word…“pivo.” It means beer and they drink a LOT of it!