The Alphabet Game

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debby

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I don't know any other language...
So I guess I will have to wait till this one is over.

Unless you let me make up words???? :LOL:
 

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Debby, I'll give you one. (But don't tell anyone we cheated.) Try kinder-as in kindergarten. It means child in German. Of course, you knew that and just didn't think of it. We have adopted many foreign terms into the English language with no change. That is why English has become the international language. It used to be French. Of course, we coin many new words, and technology adds many more to the language.
 

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Debby like the word for hotel in Spanish is hotel. I am sure there are a lot of basic words that you know but you just can't think of them right now. I know you watch movies and tv and a lot of the simple basic words are used in them very often. Music is becoming like that too. Look at Ricky Martins song Living la vida loca

vida - life
loca or loco - crazy
 

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Navida. There...
I know that's a foreign word, I have heard it, but have no clue what it means!

Do we have to know what they mean? :laughing:
 

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I'm referring to that christmas song....faleece navida...lol
 

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Sianara.....means good bye, but I don't know how to spell it.
 
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