Showing posts with label words. Show all posts
Showing posts with label words. Show all posts

Saturday, October 21, 2023

Friday 5 for October 20: On the subway walls

 










Friday 5 for October 20: On the subway walls: As usual the questions originate from Scrivener's Friday 5 blog.

1. Which words do you use too frequently?

- Swear words when I am frustrated, startled or angry... the two common ones starting with F and Sh.

2. Which words do you use not enough?

I apologize.

3. Which words have you recently learned?

- Rakkyo - I thought it was "Ronkyo". I recently found out that ronkyo does not exist but instead it is called Rakkyo.

4. Which words do you love to hear?

"Chuckle" - it's cute when I hear it spoken in audio books or podcasts. I think about fuzzy little creatures that purr similar to Tribbles in Star Trek, even though it means a somewhat subdued laugh.. Chuckles.

FREE STUFF - Yep, that gets my attention.

FREE PARKING - self explanatory

FREE ADMISSION - yep!

FREE STREAMING - yep... Pluto TV, Tubi TV,  iHeartRadio, etc.

FREE - by itself is generally good too.

5. Which new slang terms do you especially like or dislike?

Some of these may be new, but I suspect and know several are old:

Like: 

Legit - legal, legitimate

Doh! - what?!! Oh NO! (adopted from The Simpsons)

Cluckers - I made this up and use it... chickens! 

Puka (Hawaii) - hole 

Dislike

Brah (local Hawaii) - I hate being called that... "Eh brah"

Unkle (local Hawaii) - I am not your uncle.

Friday, December 6, 2019

Friday 5 for December 6: Five for Five

From Scrivener's Friday 5 blog, out answers are to be five words per question. Here goes:

1. In exactly five words, how was your week?

It was a ho-hum week.

2. In exactly five words, what’s up this weekend?

Rainy today, sunny Saturday, Sunday.




3. In exactly five words, what are you feeling great about?

Feeling good to be alive!

4. In exactly five words, what’s giving you confidence?

Hoping 2020 may be better.

5. In exactly five words, what’re you listening to?

"I Should Have Known Better"