As children grow up in Italian jokes of Peter, the Americans and British are having fun with knock knock jokes . Knock Knock is equivalent to our "knock knock" knocking at the door. The typical format of the trick starts with a knock knock. The recipient must respond with the question "Who's there?" (Who?). Then there is the response most often involves the use of a name. The receiver then repeats the answer segiuta from "who?" (... Who?). At the end there is a further response with play on words that should make you laugh. But let's get to some practical examples.
Knock, knock!
Who's there?
Luke.
Luke who?
Luke out of the window!
Knock, knock!
Who's there?
Doris.
Doris who?
Doris open, I'm going to like.
Knock, knock!
Who's there?
Hawaii.
Hawaii who?
I'm fine, Hawaii you?
(my favorite)
Knock, knock! Who's there?
Who.
Who who?
Is there an owl in here?
toys seem stupid, but (unsurprisingly) even back in Shakespeare 1600 used them in the Macbeth. However, Shakespeare or not, Italian children are much more fun.
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