So what would be better way to end the week than having an international dinner on Saturday evening and when I'm talking about international dinner I don't mean to go out in restaurant to eat for example Chinese food with friends... This was the international dinner where a group of people from different countries gathered at a (warm) house enjoying cozy atmosphere in the kitchen or heat of fire in fireplace, but before arriving everyone had cooked something:The Menu was set:
America: Quesadillas and self-made guacamole dip
Austria: Blunzengroestl (Something in Engilsh :D)
Brazil: Fish with potatoes
Denmark: "Phoney hare" (meatloaf)Finland: Oven baked pancakes
French: Chocolate cake, Quiche lorraine, Madeleines
German: Potato salad, Chocolate cake, Canneloni, Toast Hawaii
Italy: Warm toasts with olive oil, tomatoes and herbs
Netherlands: Pancakes
Spanish: Tortilla des patatas,
Plus: There wasn't even all, I just cant remember all the things we had :P
As you might guess, everyone were full after tasting little bit of everything but what an mixture of tastes! Luckily that wasn't end of the evening since it continued with lots of laugh about different things but afterwards I think that everyone became a little bit smarter or could you answer for these questions, I can now ;)
- What's "the German finger"?
- How does the French do the macarena dance?
- How does sounds when Brazilian practices French?
- Is French only a romantic language or can you actually swear in French in a way that it actually sounds swearing?
- What happens when you give a spray cream to Italian
- Or what is the movie madagaskar theme song "I like to move it" in Finnish
- In which languages "pineapple" is actually "Ananas"
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