ECPhorizer
Administrator
ECP
Contributors
Issues
Inside Pages
Menu
Pages
Administrator
Add/Edit Administrator
Welcome to ECPhorizer Admin
Sign Out
Edit Page
Issue #32
Page Name
Keywords
Options
Export "about" to other
Allow foreign "about"
Show social icons
Article 1
show
Title
Author
Group
Articles
Poetry
Departments
Quote
Content
Comment
About Box 1
Author
Content
Article 2
show
Title
Author
Group
Articles
Poetry
Departments
Quote
Content
When independence day came to Papua, New Guinea, there was, of course, an Independence Day. This was a bit too much for Pidgin to handle successfully, so there was considerable confusion among the populace about just what the significance of this "Underpants Day" was!
Here's some more Pidgin English to brighten your day! There is no word for cow, the female type of cattle. Pidgin handles it this way (Watch carefully!). The general term for the species is "bullmakau"; the term for woman is "men". So, the term to describe a cow is "bullmakau men" (Saw it coming, didn't you!) Okay, if you think it's so easy, what does "kilim" mean? No, it doesn't mean "kill"; it means to hit hard. "Kill" is "kilim i dai"! And "pusim" doesn't mean what you think it does, either. (It means "to luck", so be careful!)
Comment
About Box 2
Author
Content
Article 3
show
Article 4
show