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Feb 19, 2024 9:50 AM
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rebordacao
Wholesome af! <3
Idontneedrealfacts
Angel says 'hi'
bolobass
DumpingSh1tandBeingKind2
Always upvote Pippa!
sihark
i love her, how ever the name as a sweed is a bit strange
SometimesIFallDown
Snusk!
Glormax
feryooday
My google translate just says “peep”?
senseipineapple
It's short for Phillipa. We had a beautiful rescue foxhound named Pippa.
TheFishFace
How about pippi?
veroniDiver
Pippi in swedish = bird, birdie (as in "a cute little birdie flew by me", and you can also say that someone is pippi... but that is more older folks who use it like that, and then it means that the person is crazy, or bird-brained.
SpaceSpaceDomo
O that's neat! I also have a dog named like that (but with one "p", Pipa), who my mother named, which is also silly, since we're in Croatia, and in Croatian it means, literary, faucet.
LoitninStroik
Ooh, I love me a good, well-written faucet. I hear one ghost-wrote "The Shape of Water," but Kraus and del Toro don't want to talk about it.
SpaceSpaceDomo
Ahh well, it sounded right in my head! :D Ary-ally...it's all good! :P
snafu999
I had to google that
eviljesus84
Did not have to google it. It's not just a Swedish thing =)
snafu999
You must speak Italian then?
eviljesus84
Only the fun parts =)
oaberbyamd
Pipa in Spanish is sunflower seed
snafu999
That's a lot more wholesome than what it means in Swedish or Italian
Chickenmakesmetired
It means pipe for those of you who don't want to Google
Sigge1981
No, it doesn't
Chickenmakesmetired
That's what it said when I searched it for both Swedish and Italian.
Sigge1981
"Pipa" means "pipe". "Pippa" means something entirely different
Chickenmakesmetired
So, you gonna say what it means or...?