Half a llama twice the llama, llama llama cheesecake llama..

[Joe]

http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/llama.php

Here's a llama, there's a llama
And another little llama
Fuzzy llama, funny llama
Llama llama duck

Llama llama cheesecake llama
Tablet brick potato llama
Llama llama mushroom llama
Lamma llama duck

I was once a treehouse
I lived in a cake
But I never saw the way
The orange slayed the rake
I was only three years dead but I told the tale
And now listen little child to the safety rail

Did you ever see a llama
Kiss a llama on the llama
Llama llama tastes of llama
Llama llama duck

Half a llama, twice the llama
Not a llama, farmer, llama
Llama in a car alarm a llama
Llama llama duck

Is it how I told now
Is it oh so old?
Is it made of lemon juice?
Doorknob ankle cold
But my song is getting thin
I've run out of luck
Time for me to retire now
And become a duck

[Sidoh]

 

[Joe]

[d&q]

[Sidoh]

Oh yeah.  I forgot to say that.

 

[Joe]

Tablet brick potato llama.

[Chavo]

My cousin made an entire short story with the word 'llama' in Spanish class when we were in High School.  Unlike this flash, it actually made sense though   I think he used 'llama' as one out of evey 3-4 words on average.  Maybe I'll ask him if he still has it.

[Quik]

Means something different in spanish, though. Not fair.

[BigAznDaddy]

llamas are so wierd

[Joe]

I'm not sure exactly what llamas means, but "?Como te llamas?" is "How are you?".

EDIT -
"Como te llamas" is "What is your name." According to google, llamas is "flames".

[BigAznDaddy]

flames.........
the llama might just me satans' creation

[Quik]

There's several contexts. Most used context is "What do you call yourself" IIRC. Llamas is the tu form of the verb llamar, to call. Can anyone verify this? My Spanish is quite rusty.

[Chavo]

There's several contexts. Most used context is "What do you call yourself" IIRC. Llamas is the tu form of the verb llamar, to call. Can anyone verify this? My Spanish is quite rusty.

correct.

"Me llamo Chris" - I call myself Chris
"Como se/te llama(s)?" - What do you call yourself/yourselves.  Se or te depending on formality.

llama does mean llama the animal in spanish too though

[ZeroX]

 

[Joe]

Spanish is almost as bad as English, then. Damn!

EDIT -
When you say llama (the Animal) in context of a Spanish sentence, is the ll pronounced in the English or Spanish way?