Alphabet Game

[tree]

As much as I like watermelon, I'll go with Wolfberry as I hadn't heard of it.

I didn't know Goji = Wolfberry.
Yipes. And it is in the nightshade family.

Lucky for me that you did go with Wolfberry.
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X is for XIGUA. (Pronounced She-Gwah)
Xigua is the Chinese name for watermelon.

...........................XIGUA................................

 

[metalminx24]

Yangmei. Also called yumberry and yamamomo. Those are excellent names.

 

[Butterfly88]

Zinfandel Grapes

 

[metalminx24]

Zinfandel Grapes

What's your choice for next topic? ☺

 

[Butterfly88]

Oh, right. How about musical instruments.

accordion

 

[tree]

balalaika

 

[Destination Unknown]

More Cow Bell

 

[tree]

didgeridoo

 

[metalminx24]

I was going to say Erhu, which is a Chinese violin, but this word sounds funnier to me...

Euphonium

 

[tree]

I was going to say Erhu, which is a Chinese violin, but this word sounds funnier to me...

Euphonium

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euphonium

 

[tree]

 

[metalminx24]

Ooh, it's a bit brassy in here! Istarski Mih - a croatian bagpipe.

 

[tree]

Ooh, it's a bit brassy in here! Istarski Mih - a croatian bagpipe.

In what way does "Istarski Mih - a croatian bagpipe"
start with the letter 'G'?

 

[metalminx24]

Aaaaaargh, I've forgotten the alphabet!!!!!!!

Gong

(which is also the sound of me hitting myself around the bonce with a wok for my infinite stupidity!)

Sozzy everybody, I shall endeavour to stop ruining everything...

 

[tree]

Aaaaaargh, I've forgotten the alphabet!!!!!!!

Gong

(which is also the sound of me hitting myself around the bonce with a wok for my infinite stupidity!)

Sozzy everybody, I shall endeavour to stop ruining everything...

It's ok.
It's not ruined.

 

[tree]

.....HARPSICHORD.....

 

[metalminx24]

***Re-insert my earlier mistake here*** ☺

 

[tree]

***Re-insert my earlier mistake here*** ☺

"Istarski Mih - a croatian bagpipe"

 

[tree]

 

[metalminx24]

Khim. It's a Cambodian or Thai hammered dulcimer, and the first name of my landlord.