COBBER ??? ( Archived) (257)

Jul 24, 2016 5:40 AM CST COBBER ???
123whisper
123whisper123whisperMelbourne, Victoria Australia13 Threads 2 Polls 2,116 Posts
Aragorn11: Nah, you're in a bubble here.
If you two behaved like that in real life I would have slapped you both around the head
thumbs up blushing I know you mean well.laugh
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Jul 24, 2016 5:56 AM CST COBBER ???
tomcatwarne
tomcatwarnetomcatwarneOcean City, Plumouth, Devon, England UK289 Threads 7 Polls 17,106 Posts
123whisper: I know you mean well.


We have both learned something, I hope we can be friends, cu around the forumshug
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Jul 24, 2016 6:04 AM CST COBBER ???
123whisper: What's meaning of the word COBBER ???
Is it right to speak slang language to person which English is a second language ?
I understand most of slang wordings but not all and some times feel frustrated when missing to understand that ONE slang word that could make all differences between someone being nice or cheeky or what ever else...
hi whisper
I think it is better to speak the language which is easy for both people to understand wine
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Jul 24, 2016 6:09 AM CST COBBER ???
123whisper: I know you mean well.


thumbs up

wine
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Jul 24, 2016 6:11 AM CST COBBER ???
123whisper
123whisper123whisperMelbourne, Victoria Australia13 Threads 2 Polls 2,116 Posts
tomcatwarne: We have both learned something, I hope we can be friends, cu around the forums
peace of course ..
you will hopefully always stay dearest friend hug
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Jul 24, 2016 6:12 AM CST COBBER ???
tomcatwarne
tomcatwarnetomcatwarneOcean City, Plumouth, Devon, England UK289 Threads 7 Polls 17,106 Posts
123whisper: of course ..
you will hopefully always stay dearest friend


hug
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Jul 24, 2016 6:14 AM CST COBBER ???
123whisper
123whisper123whisperMelbourne, Victoria Australia13 Threads 2 Polls 2,116 Posts
ali110: hi whisper
I think it is better to speak the language which is easy for both people to understand
The fact that neither of us is from English speaking background,you and me understand our challenges with slang language...but the expectations that Aussies have from me by living here for so long time is certainly higher.cheers
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Jul 24, 2016 6:19 AM CST COBBER ???
pat8lanips
pat8lanipspat8lanipsbabinda, Queensland Australia67 Threads 14 Polls 6,372 Posts
Still going? looks at watch, yawns...
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Jul 24, 2016 6:22 AM CST COBBER ???
sophiasummer
sophiasummersophiasummerNorthland, New Zealand112 Threads 6,528 Posts
come on!
No one will ever speak or understand different sayings, they are from the heritage of ones upbringing.

professor
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Jul 24, 2016 6:24 AM CST COBBER ???
tomcatwarne
tomcatwarnetomcatwarneOcean City, Plumouth, Devon, England UK289 Threads 7 Polls 17,106 Posts
sophiasummer: come on!
No one will ever speak or understand different sayings, they are from the heritage of ones upbringing.

Dear Sophia, what is your first language??
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Jul 24, 2016 6:40 AM CST COBBER ???
123whisper
123whisper123whisperMelbourne, Victoria Australia13 Threads 2 Polls 2,116 Posts
sophiasummer: come on!
No one will ever speak or understand different sayings, they are from the heritage of ones upbringing.
thumbs up I presume you have more flexibilities and tolerance in understanding such ...because your more native New Zealander that probably speaks another Maori language but if one is limited only by knowing one language and never lived anywhere else ...there's more ignorance towards any differences...wine cheers
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Jul 24, 2016 6:41 AM CST COBBER ???
sophiasummer
sophiasummersophiasummerNorthland, New Zealand112 Threads 6,528 Posts
My first English, a smattering of Greek, then I was whangai to my step fathers maori family.
Many slang words were used, in all languages I was around.

Thank you for asking.
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Jul 24, 2016 6:46 AM CST COBBER ???
tomcatwarne
tomcatwarnetomcatwarneOcean City, Plumouth, Devon, England UK289 Threads 7 Polls 17,106 Posts
sophiasummer: My first English, a smattering of Greek, then I was whangai to my step fathers maori family.
Many slang words were used, in all languages I was around.

Thank you for asking.


Thanks for the info Sophia I find your mixture intrguing. Yes there are many slang words in all languages especially Finnish.grin
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Jul 24, 2016 6:52 AM CST COBBER ???
sophiasummer
sophiasummersophiasummerNorthland, New Zealand112 Threads 6,528 Posts
123whisper: I presume you have more flexibilities and tolerance in understanding such ...because your more native New Zealander that probably speaks another Maori language but if one is limited only by knowing one language and never lived anywhere else ...there's more ignorance towards any differences...


Whisper
Probably, its a tribal thing.
handshake
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Jul 24, 2016 6:52 AM CST COBBER ???
123whisper
123whisper123whisperMelbourne, Victoria Australia13 Threads 2 Polls 2,116 Posts
By the way,when I go to Vietnamis or Chinese restaurants, most waitress hardly speak few basic words in English grin and less they worry about slang...rolling on the floor laughing But I also see many Asians being popular with Aussies...so it must be because of beliefs that Asians are obedient women and not because of their great English language skill.rolling on the floor laughing Anyway, when one wants to pick on me with criticism for not understanding all slang, then I am quick with judgment....
he will not go in bed with me.professor
rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing
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Jul 24, 2016 6:57 AM CST COBBER ???
sophiasummer
sophiasummersophiasummerNorthland, New Zealand112 Threads 6,528 Posts
tomcatwarne: Thanks for the info Sophia I find your mixture intrguing. Yes there are many slang words in all languages especially Finnish.



Whats finnish for mate friend or cobber?dunno
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Jul 24, 2016 6:57 AM CST COBBER ???
tomcatwarne
tomcatwarnetomcatwarneOcean City, Plumouth, Devon, England UK289 Threads 7 Polls 17,106 Posts
sophiasummer: My first English, a smattering of Greek, then I was whangai to my step fathers maori family.
Many slang words were used, in all languages I was around.

Thank you for asking.


Dear Sophia, you mention your step father is Maori, what were your biological parents??
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Jul 24, 2016 6:59 AM CST COBBER ???
pat8lanips
pat8lanipspat8lanipsbabinda, Queensland Australia67 Threads 14 Polls 6,372 Posts
sophiasummer: Whats finnish for mate friend or cobber?


I just dont see why the Fins would have any use for the word "friend". Pretty miserable lot for mine.
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Jul 24, 2016 7:02 AM CST COBBER ???
tomcatwarne
tomcatwarnetomcatwarneOcean City, Plumouth, Devon, England UK289 Threads 7 Polls 17,106 Posts
sophiasummer: Whats finnish for mate friend or cobber?




miespuolinen ystävägrin
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Jul 24, 2016 7:33 AM CST COBBER ???
sophiasummer
sophiasummersophiasummerNorthland, New Zealand112 Threads 6,528 Posts
Where did that come from.

Oh yes< no tribal connection :doh

hug peace
Wont chuck you in the potangel
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