NOTE: Usually, we don’t publish full conversations – but sometimes you just have to:
Nomes: *sings* do you know the way to san-jose…
Lyds: “That was beautiful Nomes.”
Nomes: “I got chucked out of my school choir. I was told my talents lay elsewhere.”
Helen: “Ronan Keating got chucked out of his choir at school.”
Naomism: “No way! We have the same birthday. And he’s almost Irish. Like me.”
Naomism: “You sound like an English person with a strong Spanish accent”
Explanation: Nomes talks to a Spaniard who has great English language skills.
Naomism: “Clientele sounds like a whore house”
Explanation: Debating the pronunciation of “clientele” (klahy-uh n-tel vs klee-ahn tel), Nomes makes her opinion known.
Naomism: “When I hear something in a different language I have to repeat it”
Explanation: A kiwi friend, having said “Water” is taken aback when Nomes said “Water” straight afterwards. Both words were of course pronounced in English.
