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hair cut?
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Lina Ladybird
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@Jayho
My mother won �t come near anyone anymore if you know what I mean. 
@Apodo
According to my dictionary the expression "pudding basin haircut" is British English which I usually prefer. You Ozzies use a lot of BE, don �t you? No wonder I suppose when you look at the history of Australia...
@Bruce
I thought that was clear anyway, because we were talking about haircuts, but thank you very much anyway for adding the translation of the word "Schnitt". ;))
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6 Jun 2010
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PMaryAnn
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Lol! My husband�s got a great photo with one of these..
It�s most commonly known simply as �a basin�in British English. |
6 Jun 2010
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Baadache
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Hellooo,
I can add this site for further information:
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6 Jun 2010
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Olindalima ( F )
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Hi
GREAT discussion - hair style and, at the same time, we are learning a lot about other languages.
So, here goes my piece to share; in Portuguese, we call it malga ( LOL - this is funny, because, not only you can �t see , anymore, such hair styles, but also, we lost our " MALGAS" - this is a kind of old word, nowadays we would say "tigela" or, much more rafin� "ta�a". But "malga" is something we don �t use anymore, though I still go on feeding my dogs and cats in their "malgas", I would never say I put our soup, on the table, in "malgas ".
But, If I saw a teen with such a hair, I would say.
It seems he had his hair cut with a "malga".
Thanks a lot, just to finish, one thing, I �ve just remembered.
I �d love to see a photo of my dear Lady with such a hair style. I �m not joking, seriously.
What if we all post some of our old photos here ( or in the caf�, ok,ok,ok, )
May be I can find such one, or, who knows, even worse.
Linda
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6 Jun 2010
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Pinky Makus
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Growing up we called it a bowl cut.
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6 Jun 2010
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