The bit about Parker's run down the left flank had me rolling. Laughed my ass off when it happened live, glad it was brought up.
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Schoolboy'sOwnStuff said:#pedant
It's actually Mzungu. It's Swahili for ghost. East Africans use it as a term for white tourists. Had this for 7 months travelling down East Africa to South Africa over 8 months in 2004.
Also played football in Zanzibar, as it happens.
Nope. I was 28 and had been working in Australia for three years and was travelling back.tehTrunk said:Schoolboy'sOwnStuff said:#pedant
It's actually Mzungu. It's Swahili for ghost. East Africans use it as a term for white tourists. Had this for 7 months travelling down East Africa to South Africa over 8 months in 2004.
Also played football in Zanzibar, as it happens.
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Definitely an 'm' sound.Thelonious said:Google says different about wazungu..... Seems to be about 3 similar sounding words though
Somebody in the match thread said his missus had asked why Scott Parker doesn't just do the same but in the direction of the goal. Made me chuckle.nssmuckers said:The bit about Parker's run down the left flank had me rolling. Laughed my ass off when it happened live, glad it was brought up.
Wazungu is the plural.Schoolboy'sOwnStuff said:Definitely an 'm' sound.Thelonious said:Google says different about wazungu..... Seems to be about 3 similar sounding words though
Oxford Dictionaries: http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/mzungu
However, noun forms can change quite a lot in the different Swahili dialects, so I wouldn't be surprised.
Good work. Never thought of thatcoalhada said:Wazungu is the plural.Schoolboy'sOwnStuff said:Definitely an 'm' sound.Thelonious said:Google says different about wazungu..... Seems to be about 3 similar sounding words though
Oxford Dictionaries: http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/mzungu
However, noun forms can change quite a lot in the different Swahili dialects, so I wouldn't be surprised.
Flav said:Someone spilt his chocolate milk in the canteen. He had to destroy a family.
coalhada said:Windy seemed strangely emotional during his segment this time.
WindyCOYS said:Just listened - I really liked Dan and Tim, they were both great. Totally disagreed with some of their football opinions though!
Especially Dan on the team shape vs Chelsea, and Tim on Adebayor, who I think has been one of our most important players this year.