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folclor

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Feel free to chat here if you'd like! I would request that if you're going to be away or unable to post for a while that you let everyone know here.


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To students and fellow staff. I'm going to apologize now if I can't get a post up every day. I'm going to try, and more then likely succeed. But just in case I can't, sorry.
 
Just want to explain something to anyone confused by John's speak habit, he tends to use a lot of foreign slang. the most common being Spanish, Scottish, British, and Scandinavian
 
When you say British, do you mean stereotypical British? Because we don't all go "Hello my good sir. Would like to come inside for a spot of tea?"
 
I like how all the students have no reason not to trust the teachers (beyond the headmistress) and yet we're all just being terrible pricks.
 
[QUOTE="Grim Wraithe Stjerna]To students and fellow staff. I'm going to apologize now if I can't get a post up every day. I'm going to try, and more then likely succeed. But just in case I can't, sorry.

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going to write the reply tomorrow.
 
There have been some changes to the class schedules. Please check when you get a chance. Until further notice we will skip any classes that do not currently have teachers unless it would be particularly interesting to play them out at which point I will puppet an NPC teacher to teach the course.
 
I thought i would be good i idea to keep track of all of John's Slang so here you go


Ackle; Yorkshire Slang used to refer to Work or something working like intended


Ah; Southern pronunciation of 'I'


An; Arabic swear meaning ‘shit’


Awfy; Scottish slang meaning awfully


Bird; a British slang used to refer to attractive females


Bonjour; Hello or Greetings in French


Brill; British Slang that is a shortening of the word Brilliant


Cherry Pie; Cockney Rhyme Slang that commonly shortens to simply cherry but it means 'lie'


Chickadee; Mexican Slang used in referring to women. Often shorten to Chicka


Chicken Jalfrezi; Cockney Rhyme Slang meaning Crazy


Daddio; A hipster way of saying dude


Danke: German for thanks, Usually followed with schoen meaning you


Djammið; Icelandic Slang that is used as One word describing the activity to going out, meeting people, drinking, partying, clubbing, dancing and so forth. Commonly pronounced as Djammid by Icelanders when talking to foreigners


Dugs; the Scottish pronunciation of dog


Fit; Scottish slang meaning What


Four Seasons; Cockney Rhyme Slang meaning reason


Jamba; Puerto Rican slang meaning woman


java; Coffee


Jublies; London slang used to refer to breast


Juice Monkey; someone with muscles


Jolly good; Very good


Jok; Serbian for No


Kevin And Linda; Cockney Rhyme Slang referring to windows


Kutre is an Indian slang meaning Dog


Monkey Mouth is prison slang that is used in referring to someone who talks about nothing


Ninja; Juggalo slang used to refer to men or friend


Pure done in; Scottish slang which means “being tired”


Sheila; Australian slang used to refer to women


Snag; Problem


Sod-All; British term meaning "Nothing"


Sweater Muffins; British slang meaning breast


Thee; Yorkshire slang meaning you


Truno: Icelandic Slang used in referring to go drinking at night


Toblerone: Cockney rhyme Slang meaning alone


Tosh; British Slang meaning rubbish or nonsense
 
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thanks bill ^^ that helps a lot ;D


And yes, countrygirl please add that to your post so we can avoid any confusion.
 
oh, I love John. A lot of those I inferred, but I'm glad to see the actual translations. He's so much fun >w<
 
So, Aodh being abandoned by his parents and then getting told that no one will ever want him by more adults isn't a good reason to not trust the teachers? Colour me confused.
 
nah, it's probably a good reason. But not every adult in this school works on the same logic.
 
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