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Post by artisans on Dec 4, 2014 21:50:47 GMT 2
Suzy's still guarding the beach and wondering where everyone's gone. One of her duties is to see that the boat is not swept away, but what is the boat's name in English?
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Post by artisans on Dec 10, 2014 17:42:09 GMT 2
The name of the boat involves the weather - any guesses?
One we saw today is even more confusing - 'Πτι-φουρ', but it did make us laugh. You won't find this one in your dictionary, but it's loosely connected to Christmas. Best guess please!!
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jacks
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Post by jacks on Dec 10, 2014 18:12:19 GMT 2
Petit-fours
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Post by artisans on Dec 10, 2014 23:17:34 GMT 2
Well done, Jackie, that's exactly what they were. Jan spotted them and she was reading upside down! Maybe Greek is easier that way ...
... but what about the name of the boat?
Steve
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Post by Ol'Salty on Dec 11, 2014 0:54:26 GMT 2
"THUNDER"
Rgds, Chris
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Post by artisans on Dec 11, 2014 9:41:44 GMT 2
Spot on, Chris! There's no 'Uhhh' in Greek - 'Trunks' said by a Greek speaker would sound to us like 'Tranks.'
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