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by **kimchi_chigae** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 3:25 am

Madison wrote:
kimchi_chigae wrote:gostei da piada. muito boa!

I don't want to know anything about your boa.

understandable :-b

by **StlSluggers** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 3:25 am

kimchi_chigae wrote:
So0peRsPam wrote:
Rico The Retard wrote:i dont know french but i know spanish"Me gusta the joke"

It's actually "A mi me gusta el chiste...".

multilingual cafe!

how bout some portuguese?

gostei da piada. muito boa!

Hey! I played tennis with a couple of Brazilians in college. They taught me some fun ways to get around swearing on the court without getting in trouble. I don't know how they are spelled, but here's the phonic's pronunciation:

"Bi See Fu Day"
"Feela Da Puta"
"Ka Ry Yu"

Look familiar at all? If you can figure those out, do you know how to spell them?

:-B

by **kimchi_chigae** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 3:29 am

StlSluggers wrote:
kimchi_chigae wrote:
So0peRsPam wrote:
Rico The Retard wrote:i dont know french but i know spanish"Me gusta the joke"

It's actually "A mi me gusta el chiste...".

multilingual cafe!

how bout some portuguese?

gostei da piada. muito boa!

Hey! I played tennis with a couple of Brazilians in college. They taught me some fun ways to get around swearing on the court without getting in trouble. I don't know how they are spelled, but here's the phonic's pronunciation:

"Bi See Fu Day"
"Feela Da Puta"
"Ka Ry Yu"

Look familiar at all? If you can figure those out, do you know how to spell them?

lol. brazilians are all the same... B-)

you spell like this:

Vai se Foder
Filha da Puta
Caralho

but it's way easier to pronouce those ones you posted ;-D

here are a couple more...

Puta Merda
Viado

;-)

by **StlSluggers** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 3:37 am

Thanks, Kimchi!

I'll file those away in my memory of completely useless things that I like to know.

:-D

by **kentx12** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 8:43 am

Ive heard it before but it is still funny... ;-D

by **wrveres** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 9:08 am

Madison wrote:
kimchi_chigae wrote:gostei da piada. muito boa!

I don't want to know anything about your boa.

that was funnier than the joke ... ;-D

I almost choked ..

by **pokerplaya** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 9:21 am

thetongueofire wrote:for the illiterate peeps with no class, 'plaisanterie' means joke in français.

Good joke, but I appreciated this comment even more! :-b

by **Pogotheostrich** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 10:12 am

Italian: Je vous montrerai qui est un illettré avec aucune classe.
French: Mostrerò lei che è analfabeta con nessuna classe.
Spainish: Mostraré usted que es un analfabeto con ninguna clase

Impressed yet. ;-)

The internet can do anything.
http://ets.freetranslation.com/

by **Rico The Retard** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 6:21 pm

all i know in french is wee wee and french fries

by **Pedantic** » Fri Nov 05, 2004 6:32 pm

So0peRsPam wrote:
Rico The Retard wrote:i dont know french but i know spanish"Me gusta the joke"

It's actually "A mi me gusta el chiste...".

Not to be pedantic, but it's actually "Me gusta el chiste". Because you have the "me", the "a mí" part becomes redundant. ;-)

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