[Sherlock Holmes] jaelijn's Prompts, 98: Idiom

Mar 18, 2010 10:18

Yay to late University teachers. Had time to finish this drabble.

Title: Idiom
Pairing: None
Beta Reader: None
Rating: G
Characters: Sherlock Holmes, John H. Watson
Genre: Introspective, Melancholy
Warnings: Drabble (145 words)
Info: Written for Prompt 98: Idiom of Jaelijn's Prompts Table.

Idiom )

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xel1980 March 18 2010, 12:01:57 UTC
Only the sound of his own name spoken by his dearest friend's stunned and enthusiastic voice allowed him to understand how much he had missed London's elegant parlance.

AW!!! ♥
(Bellissima, come sempre! ♥)

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bellis_naemar March 18 2010, 14:48:47 UTC
Grazie *___* Son felice che ti piacciano i miei esperimenti linguistici!
*saltella in giro per il Journal*

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jaelijn March 18 2010, 13:49:56 UTC
Aww, wonderful as always, thanks!
And, you took it into a totally different direction than I had thought of when giving the prompt - so it was a surprise, even to me!

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bellis_naemar March 18 2010, 14:47:49 UTC
Most sincerely Thank You, I'm so glad you liked it! *__*
Now, I'm quite curious to know which scenario you were thinking about when you wrote the prompt :D

(By the way, this prompt table is helping me so much to learn new things about English language - it's helping me more then the Language classes, really. So, thank you again *_*)

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jaelijn March 18 2010, 16:45:00 UTC
I was thinking along the lines of "saying" as the meaning of idiom, not so much as "dialect" - but the truth is, I took so long to find a beautiful saying that I have not yet written it :) But it will be posted sometime over at my journal.

As for language classes - those are better for teaching grammar and less for teaching other things as words and frasing - story-telling.

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bellis_naemar March 18 2010, 16:58:44 UTC
Ah, I'm looking forward to reading it *___* I would have never thought of that meaning for the term "idiom"!

And - I think you're right, experience is maybe a better teacher in story-telling.

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