'La la la' means "I don't/won't hear you" (Sort of: "I'm singing this song which drowns out what you're saying") Often accompanied by putting your fingers in your ears to emphasize the not hearing.
Hurrrah then - but it was not a long-lasting euphoria, wasn´t it? At least I can understand why my English friend uses it (mostly when speaking about politicians:-))- Thank you, oh my teacher!!!
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I hope my conditionals are correct:-)
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'La la la' means "I don't/won't hear you" (Sort of: "I'm singing this song which drowns out what you're saying") Often accompanied by putting your fingers in your ears to emphasize the not hearing.
Try 'Hurrah' instead.
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At least I can understand why my English friend uses it (mostly when speaking about politicians:-))-
Thank you, oh my teacher!!!
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