Bé, encara que no m'agrada gaire remarcar les diferencies entre viure a Catalunya o Anglaterra, de vegades em surten les ganes d'explicar alguna i avui teniu sort. Els catalans tendeixen a abreviar els Rolling Stones com a "Els Rolling" mentre els anglesos els diem "The Stones". Suposo perque els catalans estan accostumbrats a que la primera paraula sigui el nom, i no pas l'adjectiu.
Curios.
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As you may recall, I'm not big on pointing out differences between living in Catalonia or England, but here's another one. English folk call The Rolling Stones, The Stones; whereas Catalans abbreviate them as "Els Rolling". I suppose it's as Catalans are used to the first word being a noun, and the following word the adjective.
Interesting fact, hey!
I thought that Susan Boyle sang it better than Mick Jagger. Maybe they should try a duet but no doubt Mick would be trying to get into her knickers now he's lost his darling L'Wren. I can imagine how Susan Boyle will react - "Phooarh!"
ResponEliminaSusan who? No, seriously, I have a vague idea who she is but am quite out of touch (for better or worse) with the Top English (don't suppose she's English?) Celebs.
ResponEliminaIf it's a good version of Wild Horses you're after....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MchWI3sLUQo
Susan Boyle is Scottish. You can tell that just by looking at her.
Elimina