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In Brazilian Portuguese there are several, so many that one gets tired... The 'pun' word itself, in BP means 'fart' (pum) which creates a lot of interesting jok
by raister 7y ago
In Brazilian Portuguese there are several, so many that one gets tired...
The 'pun' word itself, in BP means 'fart' (pum) which creates a lot of interesting jokes.
For example, we have a tart called 'empanada' - an advertsing shout 'Para que serve uma barriga vazia, ein? Pá nada!' - 'what an empty belly is good for, huh? For nothing!'. (it's impossible to explain a pun...)
- Y_Y 7y ago> A tart is a baked dish consisting of a filling over a pastry base with an open top not covered with pastry. Thank you for the information on Brazilian puns, however I cannot let someone call an empanada a "tart", a tart must be open, whereas an empanada must be covered.
- tempguy9999 7y agopendant
- nvader 7y agoAll pendants must be hung?
- tempguy9999 7y agoYou got it!
- eipipuz 7y agoI don't know Portuguese, but from what I can understand the pun translates perfectly to Spanish. Incidentally, pun also translates to fart. – ¿Para qué sirve una barriga vacía? – Em, ¡Pa' nada!"