Well, I guess the obvious way to begin this post is with "Y'all". I think this is the most common, widely known southern word. It is a shortened version of You All. You can conveniently address two people or two thousand people by just saying "Y'all".
And there's "fixin' to", as in "I was just fixin' to call you". Preparing to do something requires assuring that you are "fixin' " to do it. People need assurance, you know.
"Fine as frog hair". Do frogs even have hair? Well, if they do, I'm sure it must be fine in order to deserve comparison to someone's wellbeing.
I'm sure a few southern phrases and terms are all y'all can take at one time, so I will move on to a different subject: CHRISTOPHER! This is today's photo of him. He's growing so fast! And teething so his mom says he gets a little fussy sometimes, but it doesn't seem to be bothering him today. He's such a handsome boy.
Oh Hilfe.....euer Südstaaten english...das ist noch eine Herausforderung. Ich habe schon Probleme mein altes Schulenglish aufzufrischen...:-)
ReplyDeleteAber wenn ich mit euch spreche...es hört sich so schön an und so gemütlich. Ich mag es sehr!
Klein-Christopher....ich gaube seine Mum gibt ihm "Kraftfutter" zu essen...er ist schon so gross...
Übrigens, das Holzkreuz ist ganz toll!!! Wunderschön und sehr besonders.
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Ilona
Your English is improving every day!!! I appreciate your efforts and I enjoy your responses to my blog posts. Yes, Christopher is growing so fast. He doesn't look like he weighed 4 pounds, 10 ounces at birth! He's a big, strong, healthy boy. He'll be 7 months old on the 10th of May!
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