yo yo yo rose. you amazing mistress of language and thrifty traveling! i am so impressed and proud...
sean's friends from chester are in town and one of them is a welshman. at least thats what they call him. in one conversation he said "blah blah in aber" and i was like "YOU'RE FROM ABER!?!?" and was overly excited.
i've picked up their brittish inflection and break into a full on accent when drunk. its amusing and cannot be stopped. oh dear i wish i was foregin... hah!
Wow cool! What's his name and is he really from Aber? Ask him where specifically, as when people say Aber they often mean any of a number of villages in the area. Is he at uni in Chester too? If you want to impress him with a little Welsh, here's a couple musts: mae'n bwrw cwrw = "mine boo-roo koo-roo" = it's raining beer, cachu bant = "cack-khee bant" = fuck off (shit off to the valley, literally), and iawn cont & s'mae cwd = "yown kont & smy kood" = nice cunt, how's your balls, respectively. Both Caernarfonshire greetings. Oh, and in honour of Rachael: mae'r fuwch yn bwyta 'ym mhants i = "mar vee-ookh un boo-ee-ta um hants ee" = the cow is eating my pants. :-) Now you're bound to impress (or frighten)!!
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sean's friends from chester are in town and one of them is a welshman. at least thats what they call him. in one conversation he said "blah blah in aber" and i was like "YOU'RE FROM ABER!?!?" and was overly excited.
i've picked up their brittish inflection and break into a full on accent when drunk. its amusing and cannot be stopped. oh dear i wish i was foregin... hah!
glad you are well. much love!
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