Gotta love Costco... We've been invited to a Christmas brunch and when I asked what we should bring, the host suggested Danish. So, I went to Costco this morning, figuring they'd have a tray of lots of little ones. Nope! They sell these 4-packs (2 for $7.99) of a pastry which has roughly 1/4th the land mass of Denmark itself.
Anyone who's lived in southern California for a while knows that the proper Spanish pronunciation for San Pedro is San-Pay-dro. Except that it's not. The place was settled by Croatian and Italian immigrants who named it San-Pee-dro. The name stuck and that's what all the locals call it to this day. If you really want to sound like a local you just call it Pee-dro.
I did not know spiders had first names like Rex. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/wor...ming-why-dont-you-die-at-spider-a4028206.html
Lol. Technically it's raviolo. And @macaronus should really be macarono. But, we'll give him a pass. After all, his people invented stroopwafels and poffertjes. And I still want to know why people can't be gruntled.
Well, since it is dominus-domini, medicus-medici and octopus-octopi (as a few examples) I reasoned backwards (the way I am) : macaroni-macaronus. I have been following Latin classes during one year in high school. Since then Latin is following me! Pecunia non olet! (money does *not* stink!) Verstuurd vanaf mijn ZTE BLADE V7 met Tapatalk
I heard an English football tv announcer refer to football venues in the plural as "stadia" this weekend. I was impressed.