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And in the Netherlands, we call it a ape's tail (we use 'ape' both for monkeys and ape's.)
by kilian 16y ago
And in the Netherlands, we call it a ape's tail (we use 'ape' both for monkeys and ape's.)
- ajarmoniuk 16y agoIn Poland it's very often simply called "ape" (often giving e-mail addresses), before I often heard "elephant's ear".
- Derbasti 16y agoSome people in Germany call it 'Klammeraffe', which would roughly translate as 'an ape that clings to something' or 'spider monkey'.
- ciupicri 16y agoAnd also in Romania.
- berkes 16y agoWitch makes overheard conversations quite weird, since apenstaart is quite a long word: «yea, that is em-dot-dee-ee-vee-ar-eye-ee-es monkeytail hotmail-dot-com»