So according to Ruthie, if you’re next to someone and speaking to them, it would be “nearsi”?
In the last panel, I feel as if I’m watching The Patty Duke Show.
You can also speak far if you know how to throw your voice!
The comic on creators.com gave me a real good laugh.
If it were on the phone, it would be a Persian to Persian call.
This reminds me of one my favorite Sesame Street bits, where Grover explains “near” and “far”.
“This is ‘near’… huff huff huff huff huff… and this is ‘far’!… huff huff huff huff huff… ‘near’… huff huff huff huff huff… ‘far’. Understand? No? … huff huff huff huff huff… ‘near’… huff huff huff huff huff… ‘far’…” and so on… ☺
I have Farsi speakers in my extended family. Appreciated.
Word Ruthie’s not heard of, I can understand why.
jagedlo over 6 years ago
So according to Ruthie, if you’re next to someone and speaking to them, it would be “nearsi”?
library_dean over 6 years ago
In the last panel, I feel as if I’m watching The Patty Duke Show.
bookworm0812 over 6 years ago
You can also speak far if you know how to throw your voice!
ShadowBeast Premium Member over 6 years ago
The comic on creators.com gave me a real good laugh.
Francis Lapeyre Premium Member over 6 years ago
If it were on the phone, it would be a Persian to Persian call.
ChessPirate over 6 years ago
This reminds me of one my favorite Sesame Street bits, where Grover explains “near” and “far”.
“This is ‘near’… huff huff huff huff huff… and this is ‘far’!… huff huff huff huff huff… ‘near’… huff huff huff huff huff… ‘far’. Understand? No? … huff huff huff huff huff… ‘near’… huff huff huff huff huff… ‘far’…” and so on… ☺
Stephen Gilberg over 6 years ago
I have Farsi speakers in my extended family. Appreciated.
kab2rb over 6 years ago
Word Ruthie’s not heard of, I can understand why.