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Hello, Apparently the military say something like "hut, hut, hut". What does that mean? Could it be the equivalent to the french "à terre!" or does it mean something like "be careful"? thanks!
hut hat hot nut not hut cat fat mat mutt hot cot lot You can add caught next to cot and see which speakers say them the same, and which say them differently. There are various speakers and by having different ones say...
Hi, anyone can tell me the difference between “Cottage” and “Hut”? I have the impression that both are small houses.
In the animation ''Free birds'' a commander is escorting the president, so when they meet the rows of soldiers, the commander yells ''Ten-hut''. What does it mean?
"Site hut" seems clear to me, Elroy, although I don't recall having heard the term before. I can't think of anything better. I might use "shed", but "hut" is descriptive. I can't think of anything that goes particular...
Sí, es como comenta Bluegaze. Son las palabras que dice el quarterback (o mariscal de campo) para que todos los jugadores saquen la jugada. Es algo equivalente al "¡En sus marcas! ¡Listos! ¡Fuera!" que se usa en el at...
Hi, What´s the meaning of that expression? Thanks.
Also: Der Hut hat ihr gut gestanden. Im Süden Deutschlands und zum Beispiel auch in Österreich wird "stehen" oft auch mit "sein" konjugiert. Es ist dort "den Nebenregeln entsprechend" auch richtig zu sagen: Der Hut is...
He watched her closely, as she was moving away. Then he hitched up his jacket, and put his hand in his breeches pocket, taking out the key of the hut. ‘’Appen yer’d better ’ave this key, an’ Ah min fend for t’ bods so...
The vowel sound in 'hut' is different, but to all intents and purposes the pronunciation of pizza is identical (PEET-suh), so it doesn't look as if there is a US-UK distinction here, based on the single examples.
