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04 Jul 2015, 4:35 am

Catlover5 wrote:

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Hugs!

Do you have a favourite breed of cat?

Hugs back!

I wouldn't say I do, I love pretty much all breeds of cat :heart:

I have a cat named Lester, he's a tabby and he's 6 years old.

My favourites are Siamese (lilac points). I don't have one at the moment, but may get a male Siamese soon. I'll ask your advice before I do.

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04 Jul 2015, 5:08 am

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My favourites are Siamese (lilac points). I don't have one at the moment, but may get a male Siamese soon. I'll ask your advice before I do.

Siamese cats are very affectionate and loyal, they are a great choice for a pet. I found this article on WikiHow, hope it helps

http://www.wikihow.com/Decide-if-a-Siam ... ht-for-You

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04 Jul 2015, 5:32 am

Catlover5 wrote:

Hyperborean wrote:

My favourites are Siamese (lilac points). I don't have one at the moment, but may get a male Siamese soon. I'll ask your advice before I do.

Siamese cats are very affectionate and loyal, they are a great choice for a pet. I found this article on WikiHow, hope it helps

http://www.wikihow.com/Decide-if-a-Siam ... ht-for-You

Thanks very much, it's very helpful. I've bookmarked it.

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04 Jul 2015, 5:49 am

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Thanks very much, it's very helpful. I've bookmarked it.

No problem

Cats have many different names:

Cat (English)
Chat (French)
Katze (German)
Kat (Dutch, Danish)
Kissa (Finnish)
Katt (Swedish, Norwegian)
Gato (Spanish, Portuguese)
Gatto (Italian)
Gáta (Greek)
Macska (Hungarian)
Kot (Polish)
Kočka (Czech)
Mačka (Slovak)

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04 Jul 2015, 5:56 am

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Hyperborean wrote:

Thanks very much, it's very helpful. I've bookmarked it.

No problem

While in Romanian it's Pisicā.

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04 Jul 2015, 6:05 am

Hyperborean wrote:

While in Romanian it's Pisicā.

Is a siamese "siameză"?

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04 Jul 2015, 6:11 am

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While in Romanian it's Pisicā.

Is a siamese "siameză"?

The noun for Siamese is 'siamez', but you're right - a Siamese cat is 'pisicā siamezā', 'pisicā' being a feminine noun.

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04 Jul 2015, 6:13 am

Linguistics is one of my biggest interests.

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04 Jul 2015, 6:15 am

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Linguistics is one of my biggest interests.

Same here.

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04 Jul 2015, 7:05 am

I wonder what it would be like to be able to communicate with animals. It would definitely solve the problem of not knowing whether Lester wants food, a snuggle, to be left alone, because a lot of the time it's difficult to work out the meaning of the word "Meow"