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The 13-year-old was doing some last-minute studying for his French quiz on the way to school this morning....
13-year-old: "Mom, what does 'quoi' mean?"
me: "what."
13-year-old: "quoi."
me: "what."
13-year-old: "Quoi, Mom..."
me: "It means 'what,' son."
Haha. That was very educational for me. How do you pronounce that? or pronounce what? Whatev.
ReplyDeleteMy brother went over to see if the neighbor boy could "Come out and play."
ReplyDelete"Can he?!" I shouted as he returned.
"What?"
"Can he?" I asked when we were face-to-face.
"What?"
"Can he?" I repeated.
"What? What? What?" he insisted.
My brother's name is Kenny.
You should have thrown QUE at him. That would have really messed with him!
ReplyDeleteFunny!
ReplyDeletelove that and housewife savant's comment - lol
ReplyDeleteLol....
ReplyDeleteEnglish or French are OK, just not Engrish. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI had a Chinese friend whose last name was Hu, pronounced like 'who,' who was in Who's Who. He played the violin, not baseball.
ReplyDeleteHee hee. I spoke a bit of Spanish to some of my middle schoolers today, and they looked at me like I was speaking--well--Spanish.
ReplyDeleteThat is hysterical! (I am also impressed that you knew what it meant.)
ReplyDeletehahaha so funny.
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