french kissing

[bednobs]

what do they call it in france?

[NOX]

Kissing? ;-)

[bednobs]

and what about other countries?

[Bobbisox]

it's like what do people in Turkey have on xmas day?

[boxtops]

here you are, they call it different things in France http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_kiss

[mrs_overall]

In france I think they call it (in my best Franglais) kissing avec les tongues

[boxtops]

Similar with condoms - French letters are called "les Capots Anglaises" in France!

[MarkRae]

capotes anglaises, Boxy - capot is something different...

[boxtops]

;-) thanks Mark - still a hood or bonnet, according to my dictionary....

[mrs_overall]

A useless piece of trivia - there is a town in France called Condom

[MarkRae]

Correct.

[mike11111]

To French kiss is to: faire une langue fourreé/rouler un patin/rouler une saucisse (à quelqu'un).

[Bobbisox]

another muse
I wonder if the folk in Glockermara , ask after us?

[boxtops]

... so (and I know I asked this before) what is the root, for the apartment called a Condominium?

[mike11111]

Con (together) dominium (living)

By the way a typo in my previous answer - should be fourrée.

[MarkRae]

From the Latin suffix "com-" together and "dominium" right of ownership, whence we get the word domain.

[mike11111]

You're slipping, Mark. It's a prefix, not a suffix.

[mrs_overall]

By heck Mark, you are more than just a pretty face lol

[margie04]

Prefix, not suffix

[MarkRae]

I am indeed! Not only that, it's dominum not dominium...

[mike11111]

You were right the first time with dominium, derived from dominus.