--- Christoffer Gudi Sommer-Gleerup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Christina really) wrote: > > > About those tits, in Denmark we also think of that > word as the whole melon. ;-)
Some people call them melons in English too. > If anyone should want to learn the Danish "naughty" > word, it's "patter". So > now, at least you'll one Danish word if you come > here...useful or not! That's pretty amusing, considering what it means in English - either the sound of rain falling down (with pitter, as in pitter-patter) or the sound of baby footsteps (the pitter-patter of little feet), or a kind of speaking, as in a comedian doing a monologue - we call it his/her patter. > But what's that word "Ta-ta's" about?! To me, it sounds more French than English. It sounds like French baby-talk. It's also French slang for a gay man - it's a babyish or slang version of "tante." Yes, in French they refer to gay men as aunts. > Christina, waiting to learn more vulgar American language... You'll probably be sorry you asked. ;) P.S. I just want to add that I was going to be at jonifest this year, but unfortunate circumstances prevented this at the last minute, so I didn't hear you sing in person. Nevertheless, I've listened to the clips of you singing. I'm sure you've heard it many times, but what's one more? What a lovely voice you have - you could probably make the vulgar language sound wonderful. ===== Catherine Toronto ______________________________________________________________________ Post your free ad now! http://personals.yahoo.ca
