Et Vous?
That is the length of Priscy's French. Sorry girl, had to put it out there. She makes me laugh so hard because she says it in her best Julia Childs impersonation, and sounds a little like Robbin Williams in Mrs. Doubtfire. (both of which are not French either) Laugh, it is quite funny.
To her defense she only picked up a little bit of it, in my attempts to learn a new language, so I would play Learn Basic French tapes at night, and I guess, that phrase went on repeat in her head. So now and forever more she will be able to tell our brethren in France that she is American! Which is a good thing that she knows at least a little something as she has a desire to go to France and learn some of their cooking and baking techniques first hand. Oh to be able to taste fresh baked made from scratch still warm croissants... ahhhh but you have to make sure you say it with just the right amount of saliva in your mouth and the depth or raspiness in the back of your throat. CROISSANT go ahead try it.. it's always as if there is a W adjacent to that R in the word, croissant... YUM DELICIOSO
Ok this is not good.. it is 12pm and I am now thinking about breakfast again, and I just ate! But wait... I don't have any CROISSANTS. oh NO!!! I only have some oatmeal. Alas my breakfast will have to be that of but one of an Oatmeal Smoothie. That doesn't sound as YUMMY as CROISSANTS... hmmm
All in due time, all in due time.
As you can guess one of mine and Priscy's, do you have any favorite words or phrases from other languages (clean ones por favor)??
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