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Can ye get yer heads (atama) around these new words?
a-tama = head (the "tama" part of the word rhymes with NAMA, so that's how to pronounce it).
Tae = Hand (That's where the "te" sound comes from in the word "Karate").
Me me = ears (I don't like listening to people who only talk about themselves, they're all "me me me me me"!
Hanaa = nose... but ye knows that already.
(Hanna also means = a flower).
O-knocka = belly (think of seeing Paddy's big belly whenever you visit KNOCKAne)
Ashee = leg (think of kicking a bucket of ashes with your leg and getting covered in ashes as a result).
You bee = fingers (if a bee lands on your finger, you bee doing some panicking!)
Ashee no you bee = toes (this translates as your toes being the fingers on your leg!!)
Ga e-thai = it hurts. (Think that Thai food is very hot and spicy and can hurt you)
Remember we learned "watashi no" means "my" a few nights ago... well, here is a way to use it now:
Watashi no tae ga e-thai = my hand hurts
Watashi no o-knocka ga e-thai = my stomach hurts
Watashi no a-tama ga e-thai = My head hurts, or I have a headache.
Do yer heads hurt after learning those new words????
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