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Rathnakumar |
20. RE: what word does each country use for the word Poppets
May 20 2008, 3:32 PM EDT
"Ahaha!mes piou-pious!!! That sounds nice!!! :D Do you find this valuable? |
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ImurNoah |
21. RE: what word does each country use for the word Poppets
May 20 2008, 7:31 PM EDT
As there is not an exact translation I doubted a lot how to put it. Especially the words from the heart can be so various. In Argentina: Poppet as in doll: Muñeco (boy) Muñeca (girl), diminutive: muñequita, muñequito. Can be used for children that are very cute. Poppet as in sweetheart: Tesoro, querido, amor, dulce, precioso. The fist one meaning “treasure” is the closest the use that I see is applied. Do you find this valuable? |
pobgoblin |
22. RE: what word does each country use for the word Poppets
May 21 2008, 8:50 AM EDT
"well diva, we would say poppets, if not peaoples here in the land of Aus (i wont spell it OZ cause its used wayyyy to much for my liking!!!)"poppets makes me think of Dame Edna Everage! :D Do you find this valuable? |
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pobgoblin |
23. RE: what word does each country use for the word Poppets
May 21 2008, 8:52 AM EDT
in Scotland we would say 'wee poppets!':) Do you find this valuable? |
