A Question
My ten-year-old daughter came up to me this morning and asked me this:
Should a fly without wings be called a walk?
Should a fly without wings be called a walk?
Should a fly without wings be called a walk?
My ten-year-old daughter came up to me this morning and asked me this:
How curious! ... both in Finnish and in English fly and to fly say the same. In Spanish it is not like that, the animal is called "mosca" and the verb "volar". I think I read something similar with the "iron" once.
On the other hand, lentää looks like how we say "slow" (lenta/lento) but the flies aren't definitely slow. 😆
No, she said that in English.
That's good! ... In fact that was the first thing I was going to ask you but I wanted to know if in Finnish it was the same. She is very intelligent maybe because she has a good teacher.
No, it's not the same. I haven't taught her English. She's picked it up on her own from books, films, the Internet etc. etc.
How intelligent kids are!!!.
That’s definitely a walk !
More like a walker if this were the world of The Walking Dead.
Hi markku. You have got a clever dick in the house lol.
Yeah, she's quite funny sometimes. Her knowledge of English would be more than adequate for blogging here but she's only ten so I don't think it's a good idea to have her post everything on an immutable blockchain.
Hahaha I’m totally gonna use this line around my friends next time a fly around us. That’s too funny.
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