jouer a la taille
English translation: playing tig/tag
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| 02:59 Aug 1, 2005 |
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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1playing tig/tag Explanation: Playing "tig" or "tag" (an English game for children). The verb would be "to tig/tag" (I believe the two are interchangeable - in my region of England we say "tig" but I know in other areas "tag" is preferred). The above text could thus be rendered as: the (sic) game consists in "tigging/tagging" the other person by touching them, whilst avoiding at the same time being tigged/tagged back" -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 23 mins (2005-08-01 03:22:34 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- n.b. tig is usually rendered as \"jeu du chat\" in French. Nevertheless I believe it is clearly this which is being referred to in the text. |
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