I was wondering if your SO calls you any strange foreign terms of endearment. 'Mon petit chou' is French for 'my little cabbage'...I think. It's so odd! 
But very cute.
But very cute.
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My SO's family uses mon petit chou as well. I call my boyfriend "chulito" sometimes but usually when we're using Spanish...so maybe it doesn't count .
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Mon petit Chou reminds me a lot more of a Chou à la crème than cabbage , maybe I'm obsessedI was wondering if your SO calls you any strange foreign terms of endearment. 'Mon petit chou' is French for 'my little cabbage'...I think. It's so odd! But very cute.
My SO and I use French and Arabic words and a mix of those with Greek. It ends up being a mess but I love it!Don't be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again.
And meeting again, after moments or lifetime, is certain for those who are friends.
~Richard Bach
“Always,” said Snape.
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My man sometimes makes up words that he thinks sound german lol Or he calls me his liverdick (that's how he remembers Ich liebe dich lol)
Relationship began: 05/22/2012
First Met: 03/21/2013 - 03/30/2013
Second Visit: 06/06/2013 - 08/21/2013 ~ Proposal: 07/06/2013 ♥
Third Visit: 10/09/2013 - 01/08/2013
Closed the distance: 11/20/2014 ♥
Married: 1/24/2015
Became Resident: 9/14/2015Comment
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Sometimes germans use animal names like Mausi -Little mouse-, Hasi -bunny-, Bärchen -little bear-, etc.
My SO calls me Süße -sweetie- and just yesterday he called me "chocolate mouse", but only because I made a mistake while trying to build a sentence in german hehehe.
I tried to ask him if he wanted some chocolate mousse and I said "möchtest du Schokoladen Maus"? instead of mousse Lol. He laughed and said in german: YOU are a Schokoladen Maus!
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HeheOriginally posted by Schlafmütze View PostSometimes germans use animal names like Mausi -Little mouse-, Hasi -bunny-, Bärchen -little bear-, etc.
My SO calls me Süße -sweetie- and just yesterday he called me "chocolate mouse", but only because I made a mistake while trying to build a sentence in german hehehe.
I tried to ask him if he wanted some chocolate mousse and I said "möchtest du Schokoladen Maus"? instead of mousse Lol. He laughed and said in german: YOU are a Schokoladen Maus!
And also loved the "liverdick"
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My SO calls me "mein Schatz", which means "my treasure" in German
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My girlfriend and I use some Finnish terms. :-)Comment
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