father of the bride

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one of my Favorite films

Subject: Re: father of the bride Thu Aug 23, 2012 3:39 am

Are you being Fronk now?

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COYG!

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Yeah, and I loved Jean Le Florette even though I can't speak Italian.
I think that pretensiousness and ignorance should determine our film viewing. Don't you?

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Manon des Sources était aussi un bon film, vous ne pensez pas?

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knecht wrote:: Manon des Sources était aussi un bon film, vous ne pensez pas?

Merde!

Subject: Re: father of the bride Thu Aug 23, 2012 3:30 pm

knecht wrote:: Manon des Sources était aussi un bon film, vous ne pensez pas?

scheissenhausen

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Chemical Ali wrote:

knecht wrote:: Manon des Sources était aussi un bon film, vous ne pensez pas?

scheissenhausen

Absoluto mierda.

Subject: Re: father of the bride Thu Aug 23, 2012 3:42 pm

Harry the Dog wrote:

Chemical Ali wrote:

knecht wrote:: Manon des Sources était aussi un bon film, vous ne pensez pas?

scheissenhausen

Absoluto mierda.

go'wno

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Chemical Ali wrote:

Harry the Dog wrote:

Chemical Ali wrote:

knecht wrote:: Manon des Sources était aussi un bon film, vous ne pensez pas?

scheissenhausen

Absoluto mierda.

go'wno

You win CA, I've run out of languages.

Since here in Taffland thay are always saying that there aren't any swear words in the Welsh language I've invented a phrase which might fit the bill.

Fuckie offio. It has a certain Celtic twang, don't you think? I'll put over to the Welsh language people for a comment.

In the meantime, goodbyio.

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Cay dy geg, a dos i ffwcio dy gath i fyny’r pen ol

Subject: Re: father of the bride Thu Aug 23, 2012 5:04 pm

There is a welsh equivalent to fek off which I think translates as 'go scratch'. I don't know how its spelt but it sounds like "Curri Gravi". They do nick a lot of english words, so your new swear word is valid Very Happy

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We were intrigued a few years ago around St David's to see roadside farmers' stall advertising "tato newi" for sale.

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Well Knecht, cats and back ends, it is more sheep and wellies.

Come to Llanelli with me at the weekend and I will teach you how to talk Welsh!

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knecht wrote:: Cay dy geg, a dos i ffwcio dy gath i fyny’r pen ol

I put this into the Welsh to English translator and here's what it said:-

"Cay he covers mouth , I go go I ffwcio he covers cat up ' group head ol"

Seems about right.

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Chemical Ali wrote:: There is a welsh equivalent to fek off which I think translates as 'go scratch'. I don't know how its spelt but it sounds like "Curri Gravi". They do nick a lot of english words, so your new swear word is valid

Diolch.

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I looked it up. And that one seemd the best.

http://soofuk.wordpress.com/2011/01/24/nsfw-or-anyone-under-18-swearing-in-welsh/

I know - sad!

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knecht wrote:: I looked it up. And that one seemd the best.

http://soofuk.wordpress.com/2011/01/24/nsfw-or-anyone-under-18-swearing-in-welsh/

I know - sad!

Cachau bant
and
Ffwcia oma

They've got so many swear words they got two different ones with the same very rude meaning.

Not sad at all I'm off to learn a few to punt at the Gogs.

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Oh and on the theme of the original post my favourite Welsh film is Twin Town.

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