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Ask for help > a tap on the knee....
a tap on the knee....
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cely
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a tap on the knee....
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Hi dears! Who can translate this into Spanish, please?
"Just give a tap on the knee", I know it �s a joke, but exactly, what? Thanks...
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9 Nov 2009
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natsalvador
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Well here in Ecuador I guess you would say. Solo un peque�o golpe en la rodilla. or un peque�o toque en la rodilla:) hope this works |
9 Nov 2009
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natsalvador
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Well here in Ecuador I guess you would say. Solo un peque�o golpe en la rodilla. or un peque�o toque en la rodilla:) hope this works |
9 Nov 2009
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natsalvador
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Well here in Ecuador I guess you would say. Solo un peque�o golpe en la rodilla. or un peque�o toque en la rodilla:) hope this works |
9 Nov 2009
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natsalvador
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Well here in Ecuador I guess you would say. Solo un peque�o golpe en la rodilla. or un peque�o toque en la rodilla:) hope this works |
9 Nov 2009
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almaz
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Well, I remember the old joke:- "Doctor, What can I do about water on the brain?" - "A little tap on the head should work."
Boom, boom!
British English �tap � is �faucet � in American English but �tap � can also mean a gentle knock...........
...........I don �t think it translates into Spanish particularly well.
Carry on anyway, chaps!
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9 Nov 2009
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