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Original text - English - I am giddy with wiggle as I cut and gigle
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I am giddy with wiggle as I cut and gigle
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türev
Source language: English
I am giddy with wiggle as I cut and gigle
4 November 2008 00:19
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4 November 2008 00:51
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
Hi Ruth, does this make sense to you?
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Tantine
4 November 2008 01:08
casper tavernello
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Take a look.
4 November 2008 10:40
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
OMG!
5 November 2008 01:25
Tantine
Number of messages: 2747
Hi Lilly
This is a really weird phrase so I'm not very surprised that it comes from a song.
There is a typo in word "giggle" which, takes a double g.
I've translated it into French try and "explain" what it means:
"J'ai le tournis en trémoussant tandis que je coupe en rigolant"
Bises
Tantine