Bredäng Centrum

Tuesday, 13. May 2008, 18:57:25

I was youtubing a group called Doktor Kosmos...and I found a video sang by them about the place where I live. All of you who want to know my area a bit better...well..here you go!

Here is the link for you, phonies: http://youtube.com/watch?v=T51bDqWDawo

/// Mizz Martínez

My TherapyStress --> Job?

Comments

It seems like a nice place

By ripp2002, # 13. May 2008, 20:54:58

It is..a lovely place to be precise!

By MizzMartinez, # 13. May 2008, 21:14:21

Even more so since your pretty face graces the streets and park

By ripp2002, # 13. May 2008, 21:18:36

Don't make me blush!

ROFL

By MizzMartinez, # 13. May 2008, 21:40:15

That's a neat video! Although the music was pretty entertaining too.

By dragon_harrower, # 13. May 2008, 22:03:43

I don't like the music very much...but everything that was said in the lyrics where viewed in the video. I'll try to take a few shots myself...Although I think that they guy who made the vid did a very good job.

By MizzMartinez, # 13. May 2008, 22:05:48

He did take some good shots. What I meant about the music being entertaininng was I understood one word- dog. Otherwise, I was pretty lost.

By dragon_harrower, # 13. May 2008, 22:08:37

Oh you did understand...? How come you understand what "hund" is?

By MizzMartinez, # 13. May 2008, 22:19:07

Dog is the same in German. I had to do an online translation in order to get an idea of the rest of it.

By dragon_harrower, # 13. May 2008, 22:21:40

IS it? I've studied German...but I can't recall how to say dog...unless you are on the right path of course

Can you speak German?

By MizzMartinez, # 13. May 2008, 22:23:25

I can, it's "der hund". I can speak very, very little German. I started to teach myself at one time, but never kept up on it. I can count and say a few miscellaneous items. Keeps me entertained at least.

By dragon_harrower, # 13. May 2008, 22:27:36

I remember all of the verb-forms, and a few phrases. It's my fave language and I'll definitely try to become better. Perhaps take an evening course next term!

By MizzMartinez, # 13. May 2008, 22:38:23

blush

why would you blush?
So exactly why were you translating the word dog in german

By ripp2002, # 13. May 2008, 22:40:13

Yes blush....Why would I NOT blush?

Silly Rippsy!

By MizzMartinez, # 13. May 2008, 22:41:21

I like German too. Russian is another one I like. French I gave up on. I'd have to either speak it or write it, but not both.

I know tid-bits of quite a few languages, mostly counting, greetings, and swearing.

By dragon_harrower, # 13. May 2008, 22:42:24

I know how to swear in Italian!

And in a couple of other languages too. Always good to know!

French...GOsh...I hate French. It's so...romantic. Nah, I dislike it a lot.

It's not difficult for me, since I can Spanish...but I sincerely hate the language. I like Dutch too...have you heard it?

By MizzMartinez, # 13. May 2008, 22:47:12

I dont get it.

By jrd2498, # 13. May 2008, 22:48:26

You don't get what? You are here to watch the video only! Dummie

By MizzMartinez, # 13. May 2008, 22:49:29

What little Dutch I've heard I like. I can count in it.

Which is pretty much the extent. Norwegian is a neat language too.

By dragon_harrower, # 13. May 2008, 22:52:55

I prefer Norwegian more than Danish. That's for sure. The reason? I understand what Norwegians say...

I like Dutch a lot. Mostly because it's a mix of German, Swedish and English!

By MizzMartinez, # 13. May 2008, 22:59:12

Irish Gaelic. Now that is a beautiful language! The spelling's horrific though.

By dragon_harrower, # 13. May 2008, 23:02:49

By ripp2002, # 13. May 2008, 23:04:24

What's so funny Ripp?

By dragon_harrower, # 13. May 2008, 23:06:42

Gaelic? Is it the same as Celtic? Or is Celtic spoken in Wales?

I don't know much about Irish Gaelic...but I'm usre it's a beautiful language...specially when spoken by an Irish gentleman

By MizzMartinez, # 13. May 2008, 23:07:21

gaylick

By ripp2002, # 13. May 2008, 23:13:28

Gaelic is the actual name of the language and the branches of that are: Irish, Scottish, and Welsh. Celtic generally refers to the people or culture, especially Irish.

Sorry about that. A tad longwinded.

By dragon_harrower, # 13. May 2008, 23:14:36

I have a book about Celtics...You want it? I was thinking about throwing it away.

By MizzMartinez, # 13. May 2008, 23:29:55

I'm impressed Ripp. Most everyone I've met can't pronounce it. I had a feeling that's what you were laughing about.

No thanks MizzM.

I have more reference books than I know what to do with now, no need to add to it.

By dragon_harrower, # 14. May 2008, 00:39:19

I know you may think it but I am actually NOT an idiot

By ripp2002, # 14. May 2008, 01:12:23

Sorry I wasn't trying to imply or state that, but seriously, everyone I've met can't pronounce it. They keep saying "gah-ee-lic."

By dragon_harrower, # 14. May 2008, 01:15:45

it is one of those funny words to say

they must be politically correct meow meows

By ripp2002, # 14. May 2008, 01:19:04

I don't know what their problem is, but I have a feeling that mispronouncing "Gaelic" is the least of it.

I agree it is one of those funny words to say.

By dragon_harrower, # 14. May 2008, 01:27:59

nothing says high scottish class like gay licking

By ripp2002, # 14. May 2008, 02:33:42

or gaylords

By dragon_harrower, # 14. May 2008, 02:42:23

well of course the gaylords are gaylicking or frolicking with the hounds

By ripp2002, # 14. May 2008, 02:52:58

Uhh, meow?

By dragon_harrower, # 14. May 2008, 02:55:51

They are not manly enough to meow

By ripp2002, # 14. May 2008, 03:18:41

Then Baaaaa.

Manly or not, I am allowed to meow.

By dragon_harrower, # 14. May 2008, 03:25:56

I meant they but typed you

I fixed it. Baaaa there you go teasing me again

By ripp2002, # 14. May 2008, 05:07:03

Ok then...

By MizzMartinez, # 14. May 2008, 05:13:46

you are back

you missed me how sweet. Did you sleep well?

By ripp2002, # 14. May 2008, 05:17:49

I slept very well! I had a strange dream though.... I was on a date with an oldie...but it wasn't a date at the same time.

The best part was when Muñeco woke me up.

He was yelling and barking at the same time telling me (and the rest of the family) that he wanted to go out on his so well deserved walk.

By MizzMartinez, # 14. May 2008, 05:20:22

You were on a date with an oldie? Like a grandfather oldie, that is a little freakish isnt it?

I am glad you enjoyed your walk with Muneco (sorry, I can not make that accent thing) and that you had a nice sleep.

I stayed up all night just so I could say "Good Morning"

I am off to bed.

By ripp2002, # 14. May 2008, 05:22:32

Nah..more like a 50 years oldie. But at the same time it wasn't a date.

We were walking...in either Mexico or Peru...Can't recall.

Well, I woke up by the walk.