English natives step forward please?

[sakesushimaki]

Comments

[scoobygang8]

I'd say either mumu or possibly sarong.

What is your native language???Since when is it not english?! How can you write so well if you're ESL????BUHHHH????
<3Jules.

[sakesushimaki]

How can it be that no one knows I'm no native?
While it is extremely flattering, don't get me wrong, does nobody read profiles anymore? :D ...or does everyone read "AustrALia" instead of "Austria"?

Thanks for adding your opinion! "Sarong" it'll be then!

[sakesushimaki]

Cool! Thank you, Jeanie!

[kiddoditto]

mh, mich hat das ganze immer an ein kleid erinnert... also so wickelkleid mäßig...

[sakesushimaki]

Haha! Die einzigen Dinge die mir eingefallen sind waren "Tuch" und "Sari" :D
Aber hab jetzt mal "Sarong" ins Wörterbuch eingetippseltt und das gibt's im Deutschen offensichtlich auch? Ich persönlich hab das ja noch niiieee gehört.

[kiddoditto]

gehört hab ich das schon, aber es wäre mir nicht eingefallen :-), typisches wortfindungsproblem...

[sarahj2222]

It's a mumu, I think. Assarong is much like a
bsath suit, with a skirt..

[teatotaller]

I'd say sarong as well. If you google image it you'll see. It's a big piece of fabric that you can wear as a skirt or tied around your neck like a dress. Lots of people wear them over bathing suits as a cover up.

[sakesushimaki]

Yes yes, thank you! :]

[dottie_jane]

It's a sarong. I have something very similar to this in purple. Ugh, that was a little embarrassing to admit!

[sakesushimaki]

Ha ha, don't worry. I've worn such a thing too on occasions ;]