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Lilac Posted 21 years ago
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The new words for me, want help

0 what is the meaning of "a bun pop", "a scoop ball"(is it an icecream as Mcdonald's sells?), "flat out", "for you to sip my ties"? 02br
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0 ooo I know this one! 02br 02br 00A "Bomb Pop" is a sweet ice treat on a stick, 02br 02br 00Scoop Ball is a game to play at the beach, 02br 02br 00and Flat Out means without reservation, and 02br 02br 00last, but not least, To sip mai-tai's is a favorite alcoholic 02br 02br 00tropical vacation pastime! I bet you've been reading 02br 02br 00brochures 0-

  • 0 ooo I know this one!
  • 02br 02br 00A "Bomb Pop" is a sweet ice treat on a stick, 02br 02br 00Scoop Ball is a game to play at the beach, 02br 02br 00and Flat Out means without reservation, and 02br 02br 00last, but not least, To sip mai-tai's is a favorite alcoholic 02br 02br 00tropical vacation pastime!
  • I bet you've been reading 02br 02br 00brochures 0-
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0 ooo I know this one! 02br
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00A "Bomb Pop" is a sweet ice treat on a stick, 02br
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00Scoop Ball is a game to play at the beach, 02br
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00and Flat Out means without reservation, and 02br
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00last, but not least, To sip mai-tai's is a favorite alcoholic 02br
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00tropical vacation p
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0 I catch these in a movie. That "scoop ball" seems like an icecream not related to beach. sip my ties in the subtitle, it explains as mess up. Is it wrong? 02br
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00Thanks for your help, Lookfar! 0-
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0 Oh, I see- subtitles are notoriously inaccurate, whether from english or to it! The person whose job it is to make subtitles is responsible for far more than he may realise! It is a good way to learn language mainly by following the speech patterns and inflexions, not necessarily for accurate accounting details. I watch MANY foreign movies, and when they are in latin-based languages, 02br

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