Were you born in London? Generally, people who live in the west and have been there as kids don't have accents. My sisters and I certainly do not have an accent, but my parents do : ). Actually, when we were visiting in Iraq, we were told that we have an accent in Arabic (although I think my Arabic is great). People asked us if we were "foreign" lol.
this is true....
whilst I was born back in the motherland....I was 2 when we came here....
and I always get told that its obvious I come from the west as I supposedly have an accent that makes me sound iranian...no idea how....
You could learn to make it, it's not very hard. But you might not want to take advise from a person who's lazy to even cook for herself.
On a side note,
I have officially joined the group. Can't believe they asked me if I was "sure"
hmmm....I COULD learn to make them (well, I can make kuba....)...but I;d much rather either find someone else that can....or have dolma deliveries whilst at uni
What a crazy question, there should never be any dolma left...
And haha, that's something to go home at the weekends for.
well, I was discussing bi-weekly deliveries of the stuff with my mum today.....if she sends it by next-day delivery.....I don't see why it should be a problem
I replied rhetorically, sorry. Monday = first day of the week = a really long week lol
oh, yeah. I did not make the link because it's the summer term and many people are no longer having classes (so, no longer cursing when waking up on a Monday morning).
But I like how Iraqis say 'ech lonek'? I like to reply 'lowni asfar' . Do you get it? Not very funny, but I like doing it.
oh, yeah. I did not make the link because it's the summer term and many people are no longer having classes (so, no longer cursing when waking up on a Monday morning).
But I like how Iraqis say 'ech lonek'? I like to reply 'lowni asfar' . Do you get it? Not very funny, but I like doing it.
My mom replies with that when my 4-year old sister asks her : ) It's cute.