How do you say "Good Morning" in your language?

Selamat Pagi like malaysia too

quipun wrote: I do an interpretive dance of how I feel that morning.

In the morning i like to do an interpretive dance that I call "Stumble out of bed and blink owlishly until i find the will to make coffee"

It has a lot of contemporary influences worked into the piece.

MsRandelyn wrote:

quipun wrote: I do an interpretive dance of how I feel that morning.

In the morning i like to do an interpretive dance that I call "Stumble out of bed and blink owlishly until i find the will to make coffee"

It has a lot of contemporary influences worked into the piece.

We should do a duo piece together. I'll do the "grind the beans" part and you'll do the "brew the beans" part, yes?

quipun wrote:

MsRandelyn wrote:

quipun wrote: I do an interpretive dance of how I feel that morning.

In the morning i like to do an interpretive dance that I call "Stumble out of bed and blink owlishly until i find the will to make coffee"

It has a lot of contemporary influences worked into the piece.

We should do a duo piece together. I'll do the "grind the beans" part and you'll do the "brew the beans" part, yes?

Yes. But the timing needs to be perfect so there's a crescendo in the music as we pour the coffee. Should be filmed in black and white so it's super pretentious .

MsRandelyn wrote:

quipun wrote:

MsRandelyn wrote:

quipun wrote: I do an interpretive dance of how I feel that morning.

In the morning i like to do an interpretive dance that I call "Stumble out of bed and blink owlishly until i find the will to make coffee"

It has a lot of contemporary influences worked into the piece.

We should do a duo piece together. I'll do the "grind the beans" part and you'll do the "brew the beans" part, yes?

Yes. But the timing needs to be perfect so there's a crescendo in the music as we pour the coffee. Should be filmed in black and white so it's super pretentious .

If it's going to be in black and white, might as well make it a silent film. As for the music, each copy or every time it someone watches it, a live band performs the number we dance to.

quipun wrote:

MsRandelyn wrote:

quipun wrote:

MsRandelyn wrote:

quipun wrote: I do an interpretive dance of how I feel that morning.

In the morning i like to do an interpretive dance that I call "Stumble out of bed and blink owlishly until i find the will to make coffee"

It has a lot of contemporary influences worked into the piece.

We should do a duo piece together. I'll do the "grind the beans" part and you'll do the "brew the beans" part, yes?

Yes. But the timing needs to be perfect so there's a crescendo in the music as we pour the coffee. Should be filmed in black and white so it's super pretentious .

If it's going to be in black and white, might as well make it a silent film. As for the music, each copy or every time it someone watches it, a live band performs the number we dance to.

Only if it's a live orchestra. If there's a cello, violins, and some woodwind instruments in there too then you have yourself a deal on the silent film bit.

Titles though... Hmm, what do you think of "Cafe Awakening" i find it sounds just self important enough to work.

I used to have a pen pal from Croatia and I used their translation of good morning to greet her;
Dobro jutro = good morning
Bok = Hi

Damn. I was really drunk last night. What's your name again?

Normally I greet my family and friends with 'guten morgen' other times it's 'fuck off'. Not a morning person at all.