mosch
English translation: mush
| 14:53 Aug 17, 2000 |
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|  Selected response from: Yolanda Broad United States Local time: 12:34 | |||
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| na | mush |
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| na | I think they mean to say "MOSTO" which is grape juice |
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mush Explanation: Looks like more transliteration problems: in this series, it must be *mush*--that is, coarsely ground grain that has been boiled to a thick porridge and chilled to a solid form (otherwise known as "pollenta", in more elegant settings) |
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I think they mean to say "MOSTO" which is grape juice Explanation: I read and reread your query and the only thing that fits (cause I never heard of mosch is mosto. It could be a dialect thing but the rest sounds like the Mexican Spanish I grew up with, so I don't know if they really meant to spell mosch or what. Anyway, grape juice is a favorite with Latino children and it seems to be close to what was written - that's my guess. Hope this helps! Suerte! |
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