Declaration of Love
Title: Declaration of Love
Author: Patolozka
Beta-read: Accioslash
Word Count: 100
Challenge: Written for snarry100 prompt 389: Terms of Engearment.
Warning(s): None
Rating(s): G
Disclamer: Don't own the characters. No profit is being made from this story
A/N: You should know that this theme was difficult for me (as many others recently), so I tried something else...
Summary: An ordinary evening in the dungeons...
ooOoo
“[´zlatɔ]”
“[´la:skɔ]”
“[mi´la:tʃku]”
Harry was sitting in his armchair by the hearth, enjoying the pleasant heat from fire.
“What are you doing?” his husband´s voice asked from the doorway of his laboratory.
“Oh, studying a foreign language...” Harry waved him off.
“Hmm, that thing doesn´t look like the usual dictionary.” Severus frowned. “...Harry!”
“What? Czech terms of endearment... I´ve only wanted to improve my skills for you. You, of all teachers in the world, should appreciate it.”
Severus came to him, forcing his head up. “There is no need to... improve your skills, Harry. With us, no words are necessary...”
Explanation of Czech terms:
Zlato (nominative and vocative) literally means gold, but we use this word like beloved or dearest.
Láska (nominative), lásko (vocative) means love.
Miláček (nominative), miláčku (vocative) means something like darling.
Author: Patolozka
Beta-read: Accioslash
Word Count: 100
Challenge: Written for snarry100 prompt 389: Terms of Engearment.
Warning(s): None
Rating(s): G
Disclamer: Don't own the characters. No profit is being made from this story
A/N: You should know that this theme was difficult for me (as many others recently), so I tried something else...
Summary: An ordinary evening in the dungeons...
ooOoo
“[´zlatɔ]”
“[´la:skɔ]”
“[mi´la:tʃku]”
Harry was sitting in his armchair by the hearth, enjoying the pleasant heat from fire.
“What are you doing?” his husband´s voice asked from the doorway of his laboratory.
“Oh, studying a foreign language...” Harry waved him off.
“Hmm, that thing doesn´t look like the usual dictionary.” Severus frowned. “...Harry!”
“What? Czech terms of endearment... I´ve only wanted to improve my skills for you. You, of all teachers in the world, should appreciate it.”
Severus came to him, forcing his head up. “There is no need to... improve your skills, Harry. With us, no words are necessary...”
Explanation of Czech terms:
Zlato (nominative and vocative) literally means gold, but we use this word like beloved or dearest.
Láska (nominative), lásko (vocative) means love.
Miláček (nominative), miláčku (vocative) means something like darling.