Tuesday, January 28, 2014
New York City Vocabulary Lesson
Now I don't really venture onto BuzzFeed unless I'm learning about my introverted self, eating up a comedian's live tweets of a rooftop breakup, discovering what city I should actually live in (London??), or trying to figure out which Game of Thrones character I'd be (Arya!). I blame my Facebook friends for sharing all of those distracting links when I should be working instead of procrastinating with useless personality quizzes. But! I actually enjoyed this illustrated NYC dictionary posted this week. As the daughter of a bodeguero, I especially liked the entry above. And since it's been way below freezing in the city and I remember being shocked when A. didn't know what the hell I was talking about when I once said it was brick outside, I wanted to share the below with you, too.
Brick [brik] adjective
1: really fucking cold
2: November through March
To read up on some other NYC terms and finally learn how to pronounce Houston Street so you don't sound like a damn tourist, click here, and check out illustrator Michael Perez's work here.
Images: buzzfeed.com
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Oh em geez sistah fren- I's got London TOO!!!!!
ReplyDeleteDon't get too excited, I wanted to get Paris instead.
DeleteThis is entertaining.
ReplyDelete:P says the dude from filly-dul-fee-ya.