Asked if the rabbit in cream sauce could be split in half, the waiter shrugged and replied in the Polish familiar form of address, "Maybe with a chainsaw".
Trump was asked about the subject during two news conferences earlier this month, but he declined to condemn the anti-Semitic episodes, instead responding to one question by discussing his electoral victory and replying in the other briefing by criticizing the reporter who asked the question.
"Are you planning on a long discussion about it, maybe in the near future?" Callista Gingrich raised her eyebrows slightly and replied in the implacable tone of a kindergarten teacher scolding a six-year-old, "We'll discuss it early next year".
She was asked where Mikaeel was and replied: "In the woods behind my sister's house".
The first is that someone will read the column, not know it's meant as satire (despite the accompanying photo of me drinking foamy green stuff from a beaker through a Krazy Straw), and reply in the comments section of some blog with a quantity of vitriol inversely proportional to grammatical accuracy.
She then asked if he was "ready to shoot us," to which the fed smiled and replied in the affirmative.
Have the person who is quizzing you say a word out loud (either in English or in the language you're studying) and reply in the opposite language.
Reminded of his response he smiles and replies in a serious manner: "These are the fundamental characteristics of any person.
I stopped her in her tracks, looked at Big Boss, and replied in Mandarin "the problem isn't me, it's not my understanding of manufacturing, or Chinese culture.
Other posts ask things like, "Anybody want to catch King Kong at 8 00?" and have the replies in the comment pane below within minutes.
The commentaries and the authors' replies (in the dialogue section following each essay) provide the kind of intellectual exchange that often occurs within academic peer-review processes, behind the scenes, before publication.
