Hi Pat. Well I think so. When I was in Seoul, I always had food which was too spicy for me so I kept running to the bathroom to blow my nose. But the taste was great.
Oh what a beautiful Duck… I smiled big time, as where I am from, this saying is something of a local greeting.. Ay Up Me Duck.. which means Hello https://youtu.be/sCWDuGjAi8Y. Which those visiting Nottinghamshire have come away with.. Some quite famous!… 🙂
And the locals will often be heard to say
“Ey up me duck, y’alreet?” (Hello, are you well?)…. y’alreet? is slang for Are you Alright?
Ay up me duck – I love it, Sue. And thanks for sharing the youtube. I learn something new today. I didn’t know there are so many different accents. Thanks for making me smile. Much love and hugs (●♡∀♡))ヾ☆*。
I love this!
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Maybe Miss Ducky would have enjoyed a pet, but then again maybe not. I can tell you from experience that duck bites hurt!
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Exactly! (´∇ノ`*)ノ
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I like ducks, Pat. It’s Sunday. Will you go out anywhere ?
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Hello Dai, my eldest just turned 12 today. So, we went out for lunch at a Korean BBQ Restaurant. Yum! ( ๑ ❛ ڡ ❛ ๑ ) Do you like Korean food, Dai?
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Hi Pat. Well I think so. When I was in Seoul, I always had food which was too spicy for me so I kept running to the bathroom to blow my nose. But the taste was great.
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Haha…I know what you mean, Dai. And you’re lucky to have been to many places. I like Kimchi. So, I often make my own but less spicy.
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The kimchi in Korea was horribly spicy, Pat. Glad you temper yours a bit
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I have to cos my girls can’t take so spicy. Have a nice day, Dai! ~ヾ(^∇^)
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Oh what a beautiful Duck… I smiled big time, as where I am from, this saying is something of a local greeting.. Ay Up Me Duck.. which means Hello https://youtu.be/sCWDuGjAi8Y. Which those visiting Nottinghamshire have come away with.. Some quite famous!… 🙂
And the locals will often be heard to say
“Ey up me duck, y’alreet?” (Hello, are you well?)…. y’alreet? is slang for Are you Alright?
Hope this made you smile, 🙂 ❤ HUGS..
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Ay up me duck – I love it, Sue. And thanks for sharing the youtube. I learn something new today. I didn’t know there are so many different accents. Thanks for making me smile. Much love and hugs (●♡∀♡))ヾ☆*。
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Haha… Yes and while I think I speak the queens English.. Lol.. When I record my voice it tells me otherwise.. 🙂
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Haha that’s funny. I hope we’ll be able to understand each other when we speak.
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Oh I am certain of it.. 🙂 I think when we listen backs to our voices, none of us like the sound of it.. 🙂
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Yeah, listening the recording of my voice makes me cringe. LOL! ♥(ˆ⌣ˆԅ)
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❤ ❤ ❤
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lovely, I don’t think we would see one in the market in England! certainly not in Northampton, maybe in a small village…
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Yes, Shaye wanted to take Mis Ducky home.
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