← Back to context Comment by stabbles 9 hours ago The Dutch version of this is to wave at the cheek. 2 comments stabbles Reply wkjagt 2 hours ago I am Dutch and moved to Canada about 20 years ago (my wife is Canadian). Imagine our first meal at my new in-laws, and me not speaking much French yet (we're in Quebec), and still wanting to show my appreciation for the meal... ramon156 7 hours ago jazz hand(s) !
wkjagt 2 hours ago I am Dutch and moved to Canada about 20 years ago (my wife is Canadian). Imagine our first meal at my new in-laws, and me not speaking much French yet (we're in Quebec), and still wanting to show my appreciation for the meal...
I am Dutch and moved to Canada about 20 years ago (my wife is Canadian). Imagine our first meal at my new in-laws, and me not speaking much French yet (we're in Quebec), and still wanting to show my appreciation for the meal...
jazz hand(s) !