On your birthday people feed you cake with their hands.

**tufguy** · 16-Apr-2017, 08:02

1) On your birthday people feed you cake with their hands.

2) On my birthday kids fed me cake with their hands.

Please check my sentences.

**Rover_KE** · 16-Apr-2017, 08:48

Are the people being fed unable to feed themselves?

**emsr2d2** · 16-Apr-2017, 09:58

There is a missing comma from both sentences.

**tufguy** · 17-Apr-2017, 07:20

Originally Posted by Rover_KE

Are the people being fed unable to feed themselves?

No, People put cake in your mouth on your birthday.

**tufguy** · 17-Apr-2017, 07:20

1) On your birthday, people feed you cake with their hands.

2) On my birthday, kids fed me cake with their hands.

**Rover_KE** · 17-Apr-2017, 08:33

Originally Posted by tufguy

People put cake in your mouth on your birthday.

In what country's culture?

**Tdol** · 17-Apr-2017, 14:26

It does sound culture-specific, so it may be worth mentioning where this happens. I have lived in several countries and no one has ever done this to me, and I didn't know people did it.

**tufguy** · 18-Apr-2017, 07:41

Originally Posted by Tdol

It does sound culture-specific, so it may be worth mentioning where this happens. I have lived in several countries and no one has ever one this to me, and I didn't know people did it.

https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/i...vmsDmqL1_nwtcA

I am talking about this.

**Rover_KE** · 18-Apr-2017, 07:57

That's a wedding - not a birthday.

**Tdol** · 18-Apr-2017, 10:32

I have seen this at weddings, but not at birthdays. At weddings, it is something between the bride and groom.

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