Re: Do you want a French "little" or a Dutch "little"? :))
From: | Nik Taylor <fortytwo@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, June 4, 2002, 21:14 |
Jan van Steenbergen wrote:
> That's true. When I lived in Poland, I once made a remark to somebody about
> "driving through the orange light". At first, the person whom I spoke to didn't
> seem to understand what I was talking about; in Poland, they call it "yellow".
I assume you're referring to the middle light. Here it's yellow, too,
but "orange" is sometimes used (at least by some people I know) as a
joking term for a light that has just recently become red, like, if
someone drives thru a light that had just become red, someone might say
"That light was a bit orange"
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