Picturesque Pidgin
p. 22 · Read in the full issue
Towards A More
The suggestion by “Old Timer” in October “PIM”' Tropicalities (p. 82) of a prize s for picturesque Pidgin phrases\ could start something.
I have always liked that terse “Something nothing ”, conveying such unequivocal: contempt; or “Throw ’imaway leg belong you”, to ensure speed in a parting messenger.
And then there is that subtle determination of sex in a horse: stallion, rendered a& “horse ’e man”; mare as “horse ’e mary”; and gelding as “horse
’e missionary”,
