Hb's Randomocity Thread

[HopefulBride]

Thanks pham. Please please pray for my sister (and a bit for me) but more for her.

[HopefulBride]

Not as sick as before but still feeling blah.

How's everyone's Tuesday going?

[Maximilianus]

[size=8][b]SAK PASE![/b][/size]

[HopefulBride]

[size=5]M'ap Boule!![/size]

[Maximilianus]

[size=7]I can't hear you,[/size]

[b][size=8]SAK PASE![/size][/b]

[Lisa]

I keep thinking you're saying "sake please!" But I don't think that's what it means...

HB, keeping you in prayer.

[Maximilianus]

HB can send me some sake, but I'd rather have Barbancourt.

[TheresaThoma]

Lisa it is a term from Haitian Creole, literally translated it means "what happened"/ what is happening. I guess the closest "american" version is "whats up?" There is also a similar French (almost slang) term "ce que passe" but the ce que gets mixed together when you say it. I'm not really sure how to type it out phonetically though.
And there is your language lesson for the night!

[Lisa]

Thanks TT! I kind of knew that (or a rough equivalent), because it's relatively similar to "que pasa" in spanish
But every time I opened the page, I read SAKE PLEASE!

[TheresaThoma]

Lisa that is funny. and good sake is very nice!

[HopefulBride]

I've never had sake

[MIKolbe]

It's nice

[HopefulBride]

Nicer than rum?

[BG45]

Sake makes me tipsy easier.

[HopefulBride]

Does it taste horrible though? I don't know but the name doesn't sound any appealing or tasty.

[BG45]

Personally I don't like it...but I don't like most alcoholic drinks.

[TheresaThoma]

Good sake is yummy not too much "taste wise" though, bad sake.... YUCK.

[HopefulBride]

Now I want to try sake.....

[Maximilianus]

Bonjou, kijan ou ye?

[HopefulBride]

Bonjou fre'm. M'la, Koman ou ye? oh yeah, domi nan je'm