No problemo! What kind of Spanish is that?
Selma: Is this a sham marriage? Troy: Sure, baby. Is that a problemo? Troy from The Simpsons uses problemo on its own, as a noun,…
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Selma: Is this a sham marriage? Troy: Sure, baby. Is that a problemo? Troy from The Simpsons uses problemo on its own, as a noun,…
Continue reading → No problemo! What kind of Spanish is that?
One of the curiosities of English is why this diminutive creature has become a byword for impulsive herdlike behaviour, even mass hysteria. These appealing northern…
There’s something so very very English (or British) about marmalade. It’s not on the list of 100 English icons voted for by the public, but a…
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