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'SAK', to me, sounds like 'sack'.Although, in Italy, we call it 'coltellino svizzero' (swiss knife) and it's pronounced something like "cawl-tael-ee-naw svee-tze-raw'. Oh god, it's impossible to explain... A.PS Doo-kà-tee!
sack here
Ka like the Brits say? or Kaw like what a crow says?
Quote from: Mr. Whippy on March 17, 2010, 10:11:52 PMKa like the Brits say? or Kaw like what a crow says? That's a good question. The crow's way. By the way, how easier all this would be if we were all around a table, drinking beer (or wine) and having fun?I'm sure it's going to be a pain in the neck, but whenever MTo has an international meeting, count me in. It's going to be some funny language adventure! A.
PS Doo-kà-tee!
Anything like this?
I'm glad I had it right in my mind. After all, we're still una faccia una razza...
Quote from: Nikos on March 17, 2010, 10:50:21 PMI'm glad I had it right in my mind. After all, we're still una faccia una razza... Oh my god! I was just thinking about that! Of course, in a good way. Let me explain it to the other guys. "Una faccia, una razza" (one face, one race) is a phrase made up by the italian fascist regime during WWII. They came up with it to convince the Greek people that the occupation of their land by the fascists was some kind of a good thing, because we share so much in common. We do, of course, but at that time it was just some stupid propaganda. Today is some kind of a joke, something to laugh about. But its deep meaning (we're all humans, that's what it means to me) it's true.So, yes, una faccia una razza! Here endeth the lesson. Sorry to bother you guys.A.
I just assumed Nikos was drunk
Quote from: Mike, Lord of the Spammers! on March 17, 2010, 11:08:09 PMI just assumed Nikos was drunk He probably is. He's greek, I'm italian, and we share so much in common. And I'm drunk right now! A.
I say SAK like sack, GAK like gack, and CAK like cack.