New tiny foal!

I got the Falabella filly! I only have to get the pinto yearling to complete the new horses ^^

Look at the little heart she has on her shoulder... Isn´t she cute?






And here you can see the smallest and the biggest Schleich horses!

She is adorable, isn't she? :)

-Kristie

Wow she's absolutely TINY! so cute

My little foal does not have a heart

She is smaller than the cats



Great picture with the giant Shire and the tiny foal together

Haha, she is very tiny indeed

The pic with the shire is realy great

Arrrgh ! Yours has a heart also, Martin

No larger than a pin

Thank you all ^^

Susanne, yours is very cute too although it has not the little heart!

SyLoBe wrote:

Thank you all ^^

Susanne, yours is very cute too although it has not the little heart!

Thanks Sylvia, - yeah, it is not the foal`s fault that it heartless.
I surely have a weak spot (ha, ha ) for that little cutie

SUSANNE wrote:

SyLoBe wrote:

Thank you all ^^

Susanne, yours is very cute too although it has not the little heart!

Thanks Sylvia, - yeah, it is not the foal`s fault that it heartless.
I surely have a weak spot (ha, ha ) for that little cutie

I think I didn´t understand well what you said about a weak spot... I don´t think your foal is weaky because of her no-heart marking :)

Just being silly
It is not always easy to make jokes in a foreign language, - unless you are a Crockbert

Weak spot, makes sense in Serbian language...

skysthelimit wrote:

Weak spot, makes sense in Serbian language...

You can say soft spot too

Yes you can, in english. In most of other languages it probably doesn't makes sense ...

I´m afraid it makes no sense in Spanish

Actually it doesn`t make much sence, - but it seems it is used in many languages for ...hmmm...yes for what...?
We say it about somebody that I am allways forgiving, someone who can always charm me, someone I love in spite of...

Aaaah I see, I understand you now. We call it "el último mono" in a coloquial way, "the last monkey" if you literally translate it into English.

That doesn't make sense

Literally translated in Portuguese and I think also in Spanish! It means something like Achiles' heel, a dramatic vulnerability! I think it is known in all world under a historical influence of Greek culture! Do you see how serious is Mr. Crocobert!!! :)

Roger wrote:

It means something like Achiles' heel...

That has the same meaning as "weak spot" here

skysthelimit wrote:

Roger wrote:

It means something like Achiles' heel...

That has the same meaning as "weak spot" here

AAAAH, - that is where it stems from

skysthelimit wrote:

Roger wrote:

It means something like Achiles' heel...

That has the same meaning as "weak spot" here

Yes, Serbian or Serbo-Croatian and Portuguese languages are almost the same, you can see it between Rogbert and Robert... and How do you say in Serbian Jaguar, Okapi, tapir, puma, etc. Isn't it similar to Portuguese?

In Spanish, when we talk about the "Achile´s heel", we refer to what is your debility. For example, when studying, the Achile´s heel would be that chapter you can´t learn even if you study it several times. Or if we talk about a security sistem, the Achile´s heel would be that point that is not kept guard on. We say "talón de Aquiles" in Spanish.

If weak spot has the same meaning then I didn´t understand well what Susanne told me xD

Roger wrote:

Yes, Serbian or Serbo-Croatian and Portuguese languages are almost the same, you can see it between Rogbert and Robert... and How do you say in Serbian Jaguar, Okapi, tapir, puma, etc. Isn't it similar to Portuguese?

Not really, Okapi is called Paki, just ask my son

SyLoBe wrote:

Aaaah I see, I understand you now. We call it "el último mono" in a coloquial way, "the last monkey" if you literally translate it into English.

I want to know who is the last monkey in this forum!?!?!?