myylot

@myylot (21)

China • Age 42

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myylot liked this • 13 Jul 09

Salmon roulettes

myylot @myylot (21) • China 13 Jul 09

Today, when I watch Friends, I am confused about the words, I guess It's a dish, but in the subtitle it translate into a game. It's in s1e18, when they play poker, and Monica bring this to everyone. It's as below -"Here we go....

salmon roulettes

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zizzazzula Roulette is referred to their shape :) if you see this image: http://wwff.files.wordpress.com/2007/07/dinner.jpg these are roulettes because they look like circle. pratically, pieces of salmon, circle-shaped :) i'm not good in english, if you were looking for...

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myylot liked this • 2 Jul 09

Questions about "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen"

myylot @myylot (21) • China 1 Jul 09

In this song, I cannot understand the this sentence "All other doth deface", I looked it up in the dicionary but still not sure about it, main problem is the "doth" and "deface". I love music, but often cannot understand them...

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Just an Ordinary Owl? You are welcome, Myylot! It's OK to ask questions about English &c here because they should get 'quality' responses. MyLot is very concerned that discussions should be 'quality' discussions and that is what the Guidelines try to impress on us!

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myylot liked this • 2 Jul 09

Questions about "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen"

myylot @myylot (21) • China 1 Jul 09

In this song, I cannot understand the this sentence "All other doth deface", I looked it up in the dicionary but still not sure about it, main problem is the "doth" and "deface". I love music, but often cannot understand them...

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Just an Ordinary Owl? Regarding the rhyme 'place' ... 'deface', the writer could have used 'replace' (it has the same number of syllables) but it would have been a bad rhyme because it repeats the word 'place'. He had to choose between bad poetic practice and inaccurate meaning!

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myylot liked this • 2 Jul 09

Questions about "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen"

myylot @myylot (21) • China 1 Jul 09

In this song, I cannot understand the this sentence "All other doth deface", I looked it up in the dicionary but still not sure about it, main problem is the "doth" and "deface". I love music, but often cannot understand them...

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Just an Ordinary Owl? Perhaps I should explain 'tide'. It means 'time', not the motion of the sea, of course. It's found today mostly with a religious meaning and often as part of a single word (e.g. 'Christmastide', 'Whitsuntide') and it means a period, usually longer than...

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myylot liked this • 2 Jul 09

Questions about "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen"

myylot @myylot (21) • China 1 Jul 09

In this song, I cannot understand the this sentence "All other doth deface", I looked it up in the dicionary but still not sure about it, main problem is the "doth" and "deface". I love music, but often cannot understand them...

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Just an Ordinary Owl? The couplet you refer to is: This holy tide of Christmas All other doth deface. This means: 'The holy time of Christmas surpasses/wipes out/replaces all others.' 'Doth' is part of the verb 'to do' (3rd person singular, in this case ... as: 'I...

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