denizaksulu wrote:DT. wrote:denizaksulu wrote:DT. wrote:YFred wrote:Oracle wrote:OMG ... I so feel like a dozen (or two) lookoumades ...
You mean Lokum - Turkish Delight.
We'll make a Turkallua out of you yet my dear.
Lokumia and lokoumades are 2 entirely different things. I thought you had these in Turkey too?
What would a Lurucadi know?
Well this is why I asked if he has them in Turkey, cause if you don't know the difference between loukoumia and loukoumades then you're not from around here.
Having joked about the Lurucadi's we also have to bear in mind the proper transliteration of certain words.
lokum/lokma they both can mean 'a mouthful'.
lokum is the Turkish delight/Loukoumia/lokoumia.
Lokma is the sticky fried 'dough' kept in syrup/ Oracles loukoumades.
Not easy, but hearing the way they sound you cannot mistake them.
You forgot to add that they are finger licking good.
How much are we charging to teach our greek cousins some culture D. Hope it is not on a free be.