Swahili anyone?
I should probably say something in english too, heh....
Oh, boy, i can see this blog becoming a lot of work between my english speaking friends and my french relatives. Wouldn't it be convenient if everyone just spoke Swahili?
I know I haven't updated my blog in a while, but i say i'm doing pretty good if i post once a month, you'll have to agree with me!
What's new? Well, the pictures you saw below illustrating the french posts were taken during "Fiestas Patrias". It's a national holiday here, where people just take the whole week off and goes off partying. They have parades in the streets and little fairs where they sell typical chilean food and have local dance shows and serve "chicha" (it's an alcoholic beverage that chileans drink only/maily during these festivities and it smells and tastes like rotten fermented grapes! Quite the treat! Now i get why they only drink it once a year... I wouldn't agree to torture all year around either!)
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My Swahili is a bit rusty but I will give it a try.
So howahili isli lifehili in Chihili? Looks hilike swailo tof fun!
Swahilol & ghilighili! mdr
Papa
PS Swa sage, ma fifihili!
hhahahaahahahahahahaahahahah tu es trop drole papa!
Il est vraiment bete ton pere, mais je dois admettre qu'il a le sens de l'humour et j'ai bien rigolé aussi.
Au fait je ne vois aucun commentaire de ta petite soeur, que de la "moyenne soeur". Elle est au courant que ton blog a ressucité?
Ben je lui ai envoye un message a Cannelle pour la prevenir, mais je pense qu'elle etait deja couchee a cause du decallage horaire. Donc on devrait voir ses commentaires demain...
oui voila un peu de patience ça va........ En tt cas c'est pas pr dire ms jusqu'ici ceux qui ont commenté ton english post parlent français =P
Tout ce que j'ai a dire c'est qu'au moin au Brésil pendant les Festas Juninas on mange et on boit des trucs bon hehe
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