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HaffiezMike Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Help me please! What is the ACTUAL word?

0 When people go to tiolet : The PEE and ??????? 02br
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00I use the word PASSING MOTION as I read it on a toilet deodrant product! 02br
00I'm not sure if u guys know what i'm talking about (It may sound rude but what i was talking about is to *** / Passing motion in the toilet 05000)02br
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00I'm hoping that someone can tell me the exact word to use as sometimes i heard the Americans call it POO or something like that on tv 051010id411id4
  

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0We urinate and defecate, Mike. The doctor will ask you if you had a bowel movement and enquire about the consistency of the stool. 02br 02br 00Beyond that, you can pee and poo(p)-- and you're on your own in choosing any slangier vocabulary.

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0We urinate and defecate, Mike. The doctor will ask you if you had a bowel movement and enquire about the consistency of the stool. 02br
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0 Poo works in English and American. Everyone will understand and it's not rude (although you might not want to use the word in polite company). In England, sometimes we refer to a wee as "a number one" and a poo as "a number two". "I'm going for a number one". But it's more polite to be unspecific and say "I'm just going to the men's room / ladies room". 02br
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0 I'd be very wary of using 'poo' or 'pee'. They sound like children's words to me; esp. 'poo'. 02br
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00Curious that we should feel the need to announce our intention to defecate or urinate, when leaving the table for a moment. 02br
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00LOL LOL LOL. (Lai isn't that much better in Chinese, haha.) 02br
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00I sometimes overhear mothers tell their children, "it is time to go potty." 02br
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00Of course, men somtimes say things like "taking a ***" or "taking a ***". 02
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0 julielai, 02br
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00The British also say, "I am going to see a man about a dog" when they want to go to "loo" to defecate. 0-
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0***???? ***??? Could you just write the ACTUAL word? heheh because I want to learn LOL 05000 not just guessing 05100 Thanks 052010id411id412id4
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0 Hello, Mike, 02br
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00*** stands for "leak", I don't know the other one. 02br
00By the way, would you please stop writing in capitals? And one question mark is enough, you know...05002br
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