"Mi ges i gyri a salad i swper."

Translation:I had a curry and salad for supper.

February 12, 2016

11 Comments

Curry ... and salad ? In the same meal? I have reached a venerable old age and have never encountered this. Aren't they opposites or something?

June 30, 2016

That's probably the joke...

December 29, 2016

i keep seeing references to "notes". what notes? i've never seen any notes??

January 3, 2017

They're not available on the app, only on the website. After you click on a topic, you get a page showing the lessons and below them are the notes.

November 6, 2017

I thought this could be "I got a curry" in the meaning "bought", but I guess it can't?

February 12, 2016

So what governs the addition of "mi" in a sentence? Would "ges i gyri a salad i swper" also work, with the elided "mi" being understood?

June 30, 2016

North vs South - the notes for the lesson explain it. Mi ges i is North and Ges i is south

July 26, 2016

why curry and salad?! IN ONE MEAL!? WHAT HAS THE WORLD COME TO?!

July 27, 2017

"a curry"? That's not English

August 27, 2017

Mod

It is in these parts:

Can we have a curry tonight? Good idea, and you can do a side salad to go with it.

August 28, 2017

It's English in England. "Fancy a curry tonight?"

November 6, 2017