Hungarian Nursery Rhyme

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1cdj

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Does anyone know a hungarian nursery rhyme
that says butzi butzi taha and is about a cow with spots

seriously i need this for a candle lighting


Kyle
 
thanks for the tip tried that sunday no response... but thanks... maybe its spelled different
 
One of my lady friends ( I sometimes refer to her here as "The Hamster") was born and spent her childhood in Hungary, and speaks it fluently still. I just left a msg. on her voice mail. Hopefully, I will get a quick answer...
 
Call the Hungarian Embassy and ask them.
 
JoeChartreuse said:
One of my lady friends ( I sometimes refer to her here as "The Hamster") was born and spent her childhood in Hungary, and speaks it fluently still. I just left a msg. on her voice mail. Hopefully, I will get a quick answer...
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Do you keep her in a cage?:sqrolleyes:
 
1cdj said:
Does anyone know a hungarian nursery rhyme
that says butzi butzi taha and is about a cow with spots

seriously i need this for a candle lighting


Kyle
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Are you sure its not Buzzi Buzzi Tehen?
 
I have your answer!

The title of the rhyme is "Boci Boci Tarka"

It was a toughie because it's kind of obscure in the sense that it is a country, rather then general rhyme. People who grew up in Hungarian cities rarely heard it.


Also, it's not really about a spotted cow, but more of a calico calf ( who incidentally had no ears and no tail), but liked milk.

Here's a link to music and lyrics- In Hungarian, but can be read phonetically-

http://marci.co-net.hu/dalok/dboci.htm
 
JoeChartreuse said:
The title of the rhyme is "Boci Boci Tarka"

It was a toughie because it's kind of obscure in the sense that it is a country, rather then general rhyme. People who grew up in Hungarian cities rarely heard it.


Also, it's not really about a spotted cow, but more of a calico calf ( who incidentally had no ears and no tail), but liked milk.

Here's a link to music and lyrics- In Hungarian, but can be read phonetically-

http://marci.co-net.hu/dalok/dboci.htm
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Give the man a prize!!!!
 
Joe thanks so much for having the answer. This is what makes this site truly a gem. Folks joining together and making dreams come true.
 
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