Chaotic Coffee Klatch (tea also available)

[water_moutina]

similar to paper but palm-up and with the fingers (except for the thumb) forming the clip?

And if its palm up facing the other way with thumb stuffed between middle and ring finger then it's clitboard

 

[water_moutina]

Guten Morgen Anja

 

[CMK89]

send link

similar to paper but palm-up and with the fingers (except for the thumb) forming the clip?

I had just mentioned the deaf, and you say this. My high brain was all...

 

[Truegent169]

Mornings all

 

[MsNatalie99]

And if its palm up with thumb stuffed between middle and ring finger then it's clitboard

similar to paper but palm-up and with the fingers (except for the thumb) forming the clip?

Clipboard-ASL

 

[MsNatalie99]

Mornings all

Morning gent

 

[CMK89]

similar to paper but palm-up and with the fingers (except for the thumb) forming the clip?

Top of da mornin to ya Anja

 

[CMK89]

Mornings all

Good Day my friend.

 

[water_moutina]

Guys, teach me slangs for good morning from your country
I already know
British= Top of the morning
Aussie= G'day mate
Germany = Guten Morgen
French=bon jor
Puerto Rico=buen dia

 

[CMK89]

Guys, teach me slangs for good morning from your country
I already know
British= Top of the morning
Aussie= G'day mate

Oh... good lord... here in the USA theres so many. But the most common here is simply, Mornin

 

[MsNatalie99]

Guys, teach me slangs for good morning from your country
I already know
British= Top of the morning
Aussie= G'day mate

buen día... not that exotic. It's commonly how we say it casually in PR, but other countries say it too. Means good day though. Should probably say it before someone corrects me

 

[water_moutina]

buen día... not that exotic. It's commonly how we say it casually in PR, but other countries say it too.

is that Spanish?

 

[MsNatalie99]

is that Spanish?

Sí

 

[CMK89]

Another common one is. Shut it.. I need more cof..*sips* fee

 

[Mo_Bandy]

Guys, teach me slangs for good morning from your country
I already know
British= Top of the morning
Aussie= G'day mate
Germany = Guten Morgen
French=bon jor

 

[LittleSwitchy]

buen día... not that exotic. It's commonly how we say it casually in PR, but other countries say it too. Means good day though. Should probably say it before someone corrects me

Nat are you in PR or from PR? Curious

 

[MsNatalie99]

Nat are you in PR or from PR? Curious

Dad is from La Joya. I was born in MI, but lived in PR until I was 7. I make a trip there every few years and was in PR for two years until my mom remarried. Live in MI now.

 

[Truegent169]

Morning gent

Mornings miss Nat's how u doing?

Good Day my friend.

How u doing budd?

Sí

Please please please tell me u have the Spanish accent going as well...

 

[Truegent169]

Guys, teach me slangs for good morning from your country
I already know
British= Top of the morning
Aussie= G'day mate
Germany = Guten Morgen
French=bon jor
Puerto Rico=buen dia

Cape town South Africa : Awe (but pronounced as if u are saying aware) howzit my bru

 

[MsNatalie99]

Mornings miss Nat's how u doing?

Doing well, yourself?

Please please please tell me u have the Spanish accent going as well...

Not as cute in person I can assure you.

 

[Truegent169]

Doing well, yourself?

Not as cute in person I can assure you.

I doubt that . Personally I think the Spanish accent on a lady is damn seeeeexxxxxaaaayyyyy...just hearing it

 

[CMK89]

they might have hidden frog cams though

Why are yall talking about what Alex Jones watches for porn?

 

[CMK89]

You're all going to freak... I've never seen a true sky high mountain or the ocean... only been northern texas up to Missouri boarder

 

[SinfuIDreams]

Guys, teach me slangs for good morning from your country
I already know
British= Top of the morning
Aussie= G'day mate
Germany = Guten Morgen
French=bon jor
Puerto Rico=buen dia

Kia ora is a general hello
Kia ora, Morena. means hello, good morning. (both of those are Maori and nearly as commonly used as English especially in provincial areas.)
In English its usual just morning. Nobody usually says good because it implies what they should feel and most of us don't think mornings are good.

 

[Truegent169]

Kia ora is a general hello
Kia ora, Morena. means hello, good morning. (both of those are Maori and nearly as commonly used as English especially in provincial areas.)
In English its usual just morning. Nobody usually says good because it implies what they should feel and most of us don't think mornings are good.

Mornings miss sin....are u from NZ?