We loved listening to these videos - and never worry about being too long; when it comes right down to it we especially love listening to you talk! I never twigged to Jane being pronounced Yane - silly me!
You're both too kind, Cheryl. But thanks! :-) As for Jane's name, even after all these years, I still pronounce it wrong. It's a subtle 'J'. The 'e' at the end is the killer, though. She puts up with my pronunciation, which is just as well, really. :-)
Segregation? Ah, that would be by chance. I mean... teenagers? Segregated? Not likely. :-) As for the photographer, that would be me finding the timer button. We took surprisingly few photos to get this one.
I smiled all the way through another one! This is quite fun . . Primarily, I guess, because I've been saying about 90% of these correctly (to myself!). 😀. I got to thinking, maybe it was all those years of buying Greenlandic postage stamps and reading about the subjects and the artists that put me in the 'right frame of tongue' for the Greenlandic language! 😊
Yes, I think that has given you an edge, Dave. The right frame of tongue is also a lovely expression. ;-) About the correctness though... I'll never same them correctly, but I know we get points for trying. :-)
We loved listening to these videos - and never worry about being too long; when it comes right down to it we especially love listening to you talk! I never twigged to Jane being pronounced Yane - silly me!
You're both too kind, Cheryl. But thanks! :-) As for Jane's name, even after all these years, I still pronounce it wrong. It's a subtle 'J'. The 'e' at the end is the killer, though. She puts up with my pronunciation, which is just as well, really. :-)
Great, silly photo!! Who was the photographer? Were the boys consciously segregated from the girls, or was this by chance?
Segregation? Ah, that would be by chance. I mean... teenagers? Segregated? Not likely. :-) As for the photographer, that would be me finding the timer button. We took surprisingly few photos to get this one.
I smiled all the way through another one! This is quite fun . . Primarily, I guess, because I've been saying about 90% of these correctly (to myself!). 😀. I got to thinking, maybe it was all those years of buying Greenlandic postage stamps and reading about the subjects and the artists that put me in the 'right frame of tongue' for the Greenlandic language! 😊
Yes, I think that has given you an edge, Dave. The right frame of tongue is also a lovely expression. ;-) About the correctness though... I'll never same them correctly, but I know we get points for trying. :-)