--- JoeGoaUk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > INTUN INTUN BOS RE MORA, PIPAM KARA, > PIPAM SANDDUN MOR UDDLO GHARA.... One of those songs (or lullabies if you may) taught to me by my Dad ...
Each line (except the last) had to elicit a response (Umm, Umm, Ummm) from me: Ek asloló, undir bapuló Chunir boisun, chuna hataló Hatam, hatam, kantó fumbóló Tę vaten ek, barbęr votáló Aga mujea, babęr-á-mamá Add tuzo vakôr, kadd muzo kantó Katam katam, vakôr-u mólló Undir-mam mallar ponn ghelló, undir-mam mallar ponn ghelló ... Another song taught by my mum (whilst juggling oranges or lemons), in Portuguese: Lá vai uma, lá văo duas, Tręs pombinhas a vôar Uma é minha, outra é tua Outra de quem apanhar. Cai, cai cai cai Quem mandou-te escorregar, Cai, cai cai cai Quem mandou-te levantar. Cheers, Gabriel de Figueiredo. Melbourne - Australia. Send instant messages to your online friends http://au.messenger.yahoo.com
