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The sharp-eyed and quick-witted among the readers of this blog thingy will have noticed the word in the blog description. Yes, you two – stop smirking and stand still. Copacetic (coe-per-set-ik) is a word derived from our chums in the US and means “everything is going well” or “things are just dandy”. [...] Another one you’ve probably heard of. Chutzpah is quite tricky to pronounce but here goes: ch-oot-spa. You need to imagine the ‘ch’ part spoken at the back of the throat, as if you were trying to clear a small flying insect that you’d inadvertantly inhaled. Or, if you are Dutch, Flemish or Welsh, it’ll be [...] |
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