She Enrompi

edited December 1969 in Random Issues
What do you say when a priest tells you "She Enrompi?" And What do both mean?

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  • she enrompi (a hundred years--meaning a blessing, multiplicity of years and grace, etc)

    reply:  owoh enthok (and for you also).
  • or you can say "Enthok Shomt She". Atleast that's what i have been told to say.
  • Geo,

    300 vs 100.
    That's being a bit lofty.
  • woh entok own (and you also) or

    aishi dayo woh aishismoo (I was honored and blessed) or

    ekonkh endak eshlal (live and pray)
  • K guys, are you like fluent coptic speakers? :O
    That'd be cool to be fluent in four languages.
  • [quote author=ilovesaintmark link=topic=11801.msg141016#msg141016 date=1309993043]
    Geo,

    300 vs 100.
    That's being a bit lofty.



    Well, as usual ilsm, I had to go to dictionary.com to understand your vocabulary. Now, i looked up the word lofty and this is the definition:

    elevated in style, tone, or sentiment, as writings or speech.

    I am going to take your post as a compliment. It is a compliment right? ;D
  • Geo,

    Yes.  It was whimsical at complimenting your dispensation of grace from the reply to the greeting that was initially cited.
  • [quote author=ilovesaintmark link=topic=11801.msg141036#msg141036 date=1310040093]
    Geo,

    Yes.  It was whimsical at complimenting your dispensation of grace from the reply to the greeting that was initially cited.


    Ok, now I just don't understand what you say.  ;D

    That last post was just ridiculous, I am going to have to look up most of the words, but atleast you are getting me ready for the SAT lol.
  • so if it's someone's 101st birthday, we can't sing 'she enrompi nem Isos'?
    ;)
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