ben da ho
"Ben de ho" is a phrase in Turkish that translates to "I am also" in English. It's often used to express agreement or to indicate that the speaker shares a similar sentiment or experience as someone else. For example, if someone says they are tired, responding with "Ben de ho" means "I am also tired."
The phrase "Kou 'ofa au 'i ho sino" means "I love your beautiful body" in Hawaiian. //H
North of Oregon and West of Idaho (no you da ho, JK). .
David Da -1 Ho studied Aid Reasearch
Yo, heave ho! Yo, heave ho! Once more, once again, still once more. Now we fell the stout birch tree, Now we pull hard: one, two, three. Ay-da, da, ay-da! Ay-da, da, ay-da! Now we fell the stout birch tree. Yo, heave ho! Hey, hey, let's heave a-long the way, To the sun we sing our song. Yo, heave ho! Yo, heave ho! Once more, once again, still once more. As the barges float along, To the sun we sing our song. Ay-da, da, ay-da! Ay-da, da, ay-da! To the sun we sing our song. Hey, hey, let's heave a-long the way, To the sun we sing our song. Yo, heave ho! Yo, heave ho! Once more, once again, still once more. Volga, Volga our pride, Mighty stream so deep and wide. Ay-da, da, ay-da! Ay-da, da, ay-da! Mighty stream so deep and wide. Volga, Volga you're our pride. Yo, heave ho! Yo, heave ho! Once more, once again, still once more.
Well, darling, "ben de ho" is actually a Turkish phrase that translates to "I am a ho" in English. So if you find yourself wanting to confess your inner ho-ness in Turkish, now you know just what to say. Just make sure you own it with confidence, honey.
Jean Ho has written: 'Ma conversion au catholicisme' -- subject(s): Convertis catholiques, Biographies
it is siming(blind) (12 ho)
Ko-ho-ma-da oba-ta!
noho na'u au 'oe [no-ho na'ooh ow O A]
ho ho ho has no meaning it is just how Santa claus laughs