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Thanks, Kiwi, I thought as much, but one can never be sure unless one knows for sure lol
After all, the Lone ranger always though that 'Kemo Sabbi' (spelling, I know lol) meant 'my friend'...imagine his dismay when he found out that it really meant 'stoopid pale-face' lmaoo
In Somerset, we have a favoured greeting:
"'Ow be on, young'un, wass bist doin'?"
(How are you, my friend, what have you been up to lately?)
lol, them cassent talk like us, can um?
Res...
Kiwi me love u long time :D
;) Resinate.....pleased to help you with our strange NZ language, yours is sure a mouth full lol. Kia ora is a maori term and a maori is a NZ native, I am married to one so I have picked up on some of the lingo.
:eek: OMG......AMMIE, I have been missing you my friend, hope that your trip home went ok m8. Lots and lots of love......KIWI xxxxx :D
KIR ORA 2 you 2 kiwi and all the outher nutters ov this site have a good day and ammie its good to see ya bk now ya bk chat might liven bk up seems your the hostess ove the place any way see yas all laters
~Kia Ora~ Kiwi,,,those where some beautiful pics of ur place. Well take care ;)
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Originally Posted by kiwi
I would like to see NZ (along with alot of other places lol), so maybe when I eventually get there I'll pop 'round to say hi lmaoo...as long as your husband doesn't shout at me and stick his tongue out :eek: lol ;)
(I'm easily intimidated)
But he'd soon stop shouting when he realises that I don't like English rugby either lmfaooo :cool:
'Kia Ora', I shall impress my friends
Res...