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Ask for help > Help with a word!!!!!!!
Help with a word!!!!!!!
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Jessisun
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Help with a word!!!!!!!
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Hello, everybody!!! I have a doubt as regard vocabulary. Yesterday in my adult class we were talking about �The Royal family � and one of my students told me that � Harry � ( Prince Charles and Princess Diana �s son) likes parties a lot!!! But not �common � parties but those with lot of girls, alcoholic drinks and especially those who end up at dawn with all the guests drunk, sleeping on the backyard surrounded by empty bottles or in the floor of the living room... is there a word in English for those parties????  Thank you a lot in advance!!!! Regards!!! |
3 Jun 2014
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anahutten
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I would call the wild parties! |
3 Jun 2014
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cunliffe
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Yep, wild parties! It �s a while since I �ve been to one. Could we have a cyber party on here?  |
3 Jun 2014
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ueslteacher
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Just in case you �re interested in Prince Harry �s profile, here �s the one done by BBC.And here �s a quotation about Harry being a party person: More recently, the Royal Family had been attempting to distance Harry from his past image as the "party prince". |
3 Jun 2014
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yanogator
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No, Lynne, I don �t want to see you drunk. Bruce |
3 Jun 2014
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Peter Hardy
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Looking at Harry �s pictures from Las Vegas, it seemed to be an orgie rather than a party. If that �s the case, you �d better be very drunk, otherwise you �ll remember too much. Nevertheless, when I was Lynne �s age we called it a wild party, too. I don �t want to be a party pooper, Lynn, but drinking is something from a distant past, now Too may hangovers have affected my brain, I guess. As a reformed non-drinker I join Bruce. Cheers, Peter |
3 Jun 2014
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