That is too funny…I was just reading through the words, saying them out loud ’cause they’re so wonderful on the tongue, and then I scroll down to Mimi’s remarks. Birds of a feather… 🙂 I experienced an amazing rimjhim in Nevis a couple of years ago that still echoes in my mind, and I’ll be sharing a fika with M in a few weeks. Wooo hooo. Happy Friday, pal!
Lucky me that I know “Rimjhim” as Urdu & Hindi are almost 50% the same. (P.S. I can speak in Urdu, Sindhi & Brahvi also BUT I wish I could speak French & German 🙂 ) Pabitel is SO me. Your collection of words from other languages has the power to evoke awe and wonder.
Duende is also a visitor, a fairy of sorts. I like to remember that I am being visited, blessed by an invisible when Duende happens. Thank you for these reminders of the joy and wonders of language!
Wonderful collection, yet again. I grew up in Spain and “due de” is also a friendly spirit that lives in the house and protects the house and the family. Each house has one 🙂
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I always say the words out loud when you post them…I like the way they feel as much as I like their meanings. Happy Friday my friend.
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Funny you say that. I do exactly the same thing. And do it slowly and repeat it. Happy Friday to you too Mimi.
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love these–they are life expanding
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They are, aren’t they!
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That is too funny…I was just reading through the words, saying them out loud ’cause they’re so wonderful on the tongue, and then I scroll down to Mimi’s remarks. Birds of a feather… 🙂 I experienced an amazing rimjhim in Nevis a couple of years ago that still echoes in my mind, and I’ll be sharing a fika with M in a few weeks. Wooo hooo. Happy Friday, pal!
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We’re like a bunch of parrots sitting on a high wire mimicking each other. 🙂 Happy Friday to you too Lori
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Lucky me that I know “Rimjhim” as Urdu & Hindi are almost 50% the same. (P.S. I can speak in Urdu, Sindhi & Brahvi also BUT I wish I could speak French & German 🙂 ) Pabitel is SO me. Your collection of words from other languages has the power to evoke awe and wonder.
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You are like a UN interpreter. Genius. I can barely string a cogent set of English words together. Thank you for the kind words Sonia.
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and on the other end of the spectrum, i can barely speak english correctly at times, but i do know that i love these words you post )
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🙂 Me too Beth!
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May your weekend be filled with duende.
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You too…
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Duende is also a visitor, a fairy of sorts. I like to remember that I am being visited, blessed by an invisible when Duende happens. Thank you for these reminders of the joy and wonders of language!
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Thanks Debra.
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Ahhh…rimjhim
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My favorite too RoSy…
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Wonderful collection, yet again. I grew up in Spain and “due de” is also a friendly spirit that lives in the house and protects the house and the family. Each house has one 🙂
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Hi Daria. Each house has a “due de.” Learned something today. Thank you for sharing.
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