[HPforGrownups] Britishisms

Wanda the Witch witchwanda2002 at yahoo.com
Tue Jun 25 21:33:43 UTC 2002


No: HPFGUIDX 40342


 
  sarah28962000 <saramull at optonline.net> wrote: 
The best was when my daughter got mad at me and called me a "stupid 
git" which is definitey not something an American kid would normally 
say.  Too bad there's no curse words in the books, it would really 
increase her vocabulary.
Sarah

Have her watch the Britcoms on your local PBS Station or rent videos of Red Dwarf, Keeping Up Apparences, Are You Being Served?, Waiting for God, Vicar of Dibley, As Time Goes By, or even the British Mysteries! My kids were raised on the Britcoms and learned quite a few of slang words to throw back to some of the scholl bullies! Especially stupid git and SMEGHEAD! That's from Red Dwarf! Doctor Who is hard to find, but loved it, and when it is on, we watch that too! They listened to the radio version of Hitch-hikers Guide to the Galaxy! Very funny! But we knew the differences because of watching British Shows. Love their Slang!

Schnoogles,

Wanda the Witch of Revere,Massachusetts and Her Very Merry Band of Muggles 100 % aka 3 Stooges!


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