use the languague make sense who you are,what your surname means

josufromgetxo · 14-03-2008 08:01PM

Nop,they use calabobos or llovizna for the same word.Xirimiri or txirimiri-both accepted- are basque words only.From now on use euskara/euskera or uskara instead of basque

eldeabroad · 14-03-2008 08:26PM

Aupa Josu!!!!!!! how were the txakoli´s this morning muy rico, no?

Josu is a customer of mine - and we share the same birthday too!!

I introduced him to boards - do I get a prize....;)

agurrrrr Josu

Exit · 14-03-2008 08:48PM

josufromgetxo wrote: »

ferst of all sorry aboot my english,not all is cracked up to be.

That's class! He's obviously still learning English, yet he knows a phrase like that

Threw in a bit of Canadian too

gollyitsolly · 14-03-2008 09:35PM

HAHAHAHAHA:D:D:D this is so funny. Keep going ,its great!

Dudess · 14-03-2008 10:32PM

I love him, and insist that we keep him.

javaboy · 14-03-2008 10:56PM

Dudess wrote: »

I love him, and insist that we keep him.

Ok but he's yours. That's a big responsibility I don't want to be the one left feeding him and changing him. Remember your rabbit?

Naos · 14-03-2008 11:01PM

josufromgetxo wrote: »

ferst of all sorry aboot my english,not all is cracked up to be.

This line is great, good work josu.

And for the record, I agree with you

Even bringing in a few words in everyday use would help, "Pass the bainne (milk)" for example.

Dudess wrote: »

Ok, so what's the bit in the title about your surname?
By the way +1 on the "Josu is a legend" consensus...

I think he meant it in an anthropological way, not to forget who we are and where we come from (based on his 'We are diluting our Irish ways with english' bit).

javaboy · 14-03-2008 11:02PM

Naos wrote: »

This line is great, good work josu.

And for the record, I agree with you Even bringing in a few words in everyday use would help, "Pass the bainne (milk)" for example.

I personally always use the Irish word for cat. :rolleyes:

gollyitsolly · 14-03-2008 11:22PM

josufromgetxo wrote: »

Hey eires people this is josu from basque country(euskadi) just sending a salut to people from Eire.Have a nice day and think smart

OK. Listen an learn. Howya bud. Gis a smoke ,ya bleedin geezer.Areyuz goin for a jar,lads. Pog mo hoin cailin deas. Supermercardo. Sangria. See, me to lern talk an tink smart multilangwich:D

Naos · 14-03-2008 11:34PM

javaboy wrote: »

I personally always use the Irish word for cat. :rolleyes:

As opposed to which other form of "Personally"... :rolleyes:

javaboy · 14-03-2008 11:37PM

Naos wrote: »

As opposed to which other form of "Personally"... :rolleyes:

Personally, if I'm making a stupid silly point I will do it in a stupid silly way.

josufromgetxo · 15-03-2008 12:36PM

nice perpaus,esaldi=sentence u golly

I like languagues and nahastu=mingle por ejemplo=for example an peu de francais=a bit of french und ein bisschen deutsch=a bit of german and welsh gaelic in sentences like basquir I du ir or however they spell in cymrug gaelic "I am basque".

Nice lesson your´s.By the way this august me and a friend of mine will spent 10 days or so in south east ireland.We´ll go from waterford to dublin on foot

MrJoeSoap · 15-03-2008 01:57PM

josufromgetxo wrote: »

nice perpaus,esaldi=sentence u golly

I like languagues and nahastu=mingle por ejemplo=for example an peu de francais=a bit of french und ein bisschen deutsch=a bit of german and welsh gaelic in sentences like basquir I du ir or however they spell in cymrug gaelic "I am basque".

Nice lesson your´s.By the way this august me and a friend of mine will spent 10 days or so in south east ireland.We´ll go from waterford to dublin on foot

Legend! Waterford to Dublin on foot? Wow. Just make sure you visit Dunmore East!

eldeabroad · 15-03-2008 02:58PM

gollyitsolly wrote: »

OK. Listen an learn. Howya bud. Gis a smoke ,ya bleedin geezer.Areyuz goin for a jar,lads. Pog mo hoin cailin deas. Supermercardo. Sangria. See, me to lern talk an tink smart multilangwich:D

Supermercado.

Kold · 15-03-2008 03:00PM

Dudess wrote: »

Calling wee josufromgetxo Spanish is like calling a nationalist from Northern Ireland British.

But that's what they are....

javaboy · 15-03-2008 03:05PM

On the whole Basque thingy*, with José being a very common name in Spain, are you called Josu instead of Jose just to be different?

*Not to trivialise the situation by calling it a 'thingy'

gollyitsolly · 15-03-2008 03:46PM

josufromgetxo wrote: »

nice perpaus,esaldi=sentence u golly

I like languagues and nahastu=mingle por ejemplo=for example an peu de francais=a bit of french und ein bisschen deutsch=a bit of german and welsh gaelic in sentences like basquir I du ir or however they spell in cymrug gaelic "I am basque".

Nice lesson your´s.By the way this august me and a friend of mine will spent 10 days or so in south east ireland.We´ll go from waterford to dublin on foot

Coola bula, am doin a road trip of Ireland on my own this summer. If I see you I,ll give youse a jaunt. How will I recognise you? Sombrero or fedora?;)

gollyitsolly · 15-03-2008 03:48PM

javaboy wrote: »

On the whole Basque thingy*, with José being a very common name in Spain, are you called Josu instead of Jose just to be different?

*Not to trivialise the situation by calling it a 'thingy'

Scobie or Head to me,thats it!

Dudess · 15-03-2008 04:01PM

Kold wrote: »

But that's what they are....

Maybe, but they'll still get mighty cross with you if you tell them that...

javaboy wrote: »

Remember your rabbit?

Are you calling me a bunny-boiler...?! :mad:

josufromgetxo · 16-03-2008 01:01PM

Josu is the basque name for jesus,Jose is a spanish name not basque

what is true is that many names were "invented" in the late XIXth century or rediscovered to the citizens by the nationalism cultural movement

josufromgetxo · 16-03-2008 01:06PM

we are going some day between august the 10th till august hte 20th maximun.we could agree to meet somewhere and make the travel alltogether

josufromgetxo · 16-03-2008 01:42PM

what is a bunny-boiler?puffy ;dick-sucker?

josufromgetxo · 16-03-2008 01:43PM

egun on david.Too many beers last night,still recovering.Hae a nice day

Kold · 16-03-2008 03:41PM

The novelty's gone mate.

Tar.Aldarion · 16-03-2008 03:58PM

You can be my hero josufromgetxo. You can take away the pain...

josufromgetxo · 18-03-2008 08:45AM

BGO..............big hang over is the only thing I can say right now.Great saint patrick day.How did you finish David?In good company I ken,but.........how?

Need information aboot where to sleep,places to visit,local beers and food etc I should taste,se or drink along the way from waterford to dublin

Karl Hungus · 18-03-2008 09:29AM

Do the Spanish celebrate saint patricks day? Didn't really think they would.

josufromgetxo · 19-03-2008 12:03PM

no nay never

Sure there are more irish drinking songs and I´d like to know which are the more well known songs and their lyrics.The point it´s "to get in shape" when the moment comes

eskerrik asko from euskadi for your cooperation

use the languague make sense who you are,what your surname means

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