
Do you flirt with check-out girls just for the heck of it? Are you a check-out girl and flirt with sad-looking middle-aged men for fun? Are you Vernon Kay? Tell us about flirting triumphs and disasters
Thanks to Che Grimsdale for the suggestion
( , Thu 18 Feb 2010, 13:00)
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Mrs teddybear is Estonian. The only phrase I managed to learn in her language to impress her was:
Mu hõljuk on angerjaid täis
(My hovercraft is full of eels).
When I said it she creased up laughing (hopefully at the line, not the way I said it).
Worked though. We are expecting a baby in May! =D
( , Mon 22 Feb 2010, 10:27, 11 replies)

And now she's pregnant? Was that a euphemism?
( , Mon 22 Feb 2010, 11:49, closed)

Didn't mean it that way at the time but now you mention it...
( , Mon 22 Feb 2010, 14:37, closed)

Can you come back to my place, bouncy bouncy?
( , Mon 22 Feb 2010, 12:33, closed)

Kas sa saad tulla tagasi minu juurde? My Estonian has improved since!
( , Mon 22 Feb 2010, 14:35, closed)

it's Õnnelik Õnnelik
You never know, might be useful one day.......
( , Tue 23 Feb 2010, 10:36, closed)

(and trying not to sound smug), Õnnelik is 'happy' in Estonian i.e. 'Sa tead Mind Õnnelikuks' - You make me happy. I consulted Mrs Teddybear and apparently 'pÕrgates' is literally to bounce, but in Estonian they don't have this same concept. Which is clearly why she came to the UK.
OH RIGHT!
( , Tue 23 Feb 2010, 11:13, closed)

is to see if Python was ever dubbed in Estonian!
( , Tue 23 Feb 2010, 13:35, closed)

You must have to be very careful who you talk too, you'd have babies all over! :o)
( , Mon 22 Feb 2010, 15:52, closed)
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