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Subject: Re: A Little Native for the Soul

Author: Paul

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 18:05:34 11/13/07 Tue In reply to: Sasha 's message, "A Little Native for the Soul" on 14:51:00 11/11/07 Sun Sash, As you know I love the feel and softness of the Maori language and have been practicing rolling my arse....sorry R's. LOL. I thought you might like this English translation Hon. "I say old girl, it's nearly eleven,Is it not time to partake of a spot of tea?" Which translates into; "Bloddy hell! I'm parched, bung the kettle on babe!" I hope it gives the flavour of our traditional Pommie language!....More power to the Bulldog Grrrrrrr! Love and hugs, Paul. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]