
Needless to say I was rather shocked, and asked her to repeat it to make sure I had heard her correctly. She repeated it a couple times, and I was still perplexed why she was giving me such an invitation! Finally, we came to a spot, and she pointed over and said; there...THAT is the "flying fuks"

As it turned out, the "flying fuks" is the flying FOX, which to us in American English is called a "zip-line"

Here is the scene of the invitation for me to go take a "flying fuks" (you can see the zip line in the right side of the picture going down from the bluff across the water below)
Anyway, just a funny little anecdote how things can get "lost in translation." I am sure she has some good ones on me too trying to say certain words in Bahasa.

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