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Games, activities and teaching ideas > Name-it Contest - November 16
Name-it Contest - November 16
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Nina Duarte
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Name-it Contest - November 16
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Hi folks! I have been living in China for a while and this is a very common accessory around here. Hope you have fun giving it a proper name.  |
16 Nov 2014
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isa2
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In Chinese it�s a KEYHEWA = keep your head above the water
保持 头以上 水
P.S. Chinese members will certainly laugh their heads off when they see what I tried to figure out for: keep - head - above - water. I hope I didn�t do anything queer. No offense, I do apologize in advance...
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16 Nov 2014
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ben-deggoun
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Mayday! Mayday! Buoys in the sea!!! |
16 Nov 2014
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isa2
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Sorry guys. This is NOT the caption contest. This game is about inventing a NAME for the item you see. |
16 Nov 2014
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teresasimoes
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exquisite orange water lilies, much more worthy than the white an pink ones.
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16 Nov 2014
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florimago
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Anti-wet blanket device (there are many people who are badly in need of it !!!) |
16 Nov 2014
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cunliffe
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It �s a flottilum-bab. The plural is flottila-bab. They keep babies afloat. |
16 Nov 2014
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douglas
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I don �t really know.
a "swim ring" is the standard name for bigger ones; so I guess "a swim ring for babies � necks" or "a floating head ring" --I am sure there is no one name for it--you wil have to describe it in as few words as possible.
Other (bizarre) options: "baby neck ring", "neck floatie", ??
Cheers,
Douglas |
17 Nov 2014
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Peter Hardy
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Depending on how much these kids pee, I figured it �s called water. Or was it cold water??? |
17 Nov 2014
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