ITT: we put together stereotypical letter combinations in certain

>>53255334
Doesn't mean anything

>>53255334
There is no 'si' in Japanese, only "shi"

>>53255438
>>53255463
You two should play too and stop watching like cucks.

America: Hamburger

>>53255526
That's a German word though.

America: cuckoldry

>>53255526
Norway: Bork

>>53255504
American: Niggafucka

>>53255526
Hamburgers are outdated and an old people/lactose intolerance thing
Most people get cheeseburgers.

>>53255334
That word doesn't exist. The closest one is: marianismo.

>>53255504
I want to play to the doctor with your mom

>>53255334
>Spanish: mariniaquismo
no

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Dutch: cückkeolldry

>>53255599
when most of people say hamburger they're talking about cheeseburgers, we don't actually have different words for them
Hamburger is "hamburguesa" and cheeseburguer would be "hamburguesa con queso" but saying that is too long so we just say hamburger

>>53255692
Dutch usually has no special letters. Plus I believe we dont even have a word for cuckoldry. The Dutch Wikipedia even says in the first sentence it's American.

https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuckolding

polish: pavelkurwawocyz

hljöðubergafninn

>>53255737
>pavelkurwawocyz
*pavelkurwawocyzczczczczczcz

>>53255724
The irony

Japanese: Shirihatsu

Finnish: eiiiiiiiiiiiiiii perkele

German: Schloftzefunger

>>53255526

yummy yummy.

SERBIAN: distrijorvakik

>>53255334
k

Im just gonna stare at your pic for a while

>>53255334
>saunimaama
Means nothing even if you break it down to sauni and maama

>>53257887
no

French: hanchement
German: Unterganger
Spanish: Pesada
Italian: chiatta
Arabic: khatabin
Canadian: culture

Finnish: körpäkilainapainänkuopala

>>53258356
> Unterganger
Untergang (downfall) is a word, but Untergänger is not

German: strugston
French: puten
Italian: madadame
Spanish: una vela
Dutch: dude weed lmao

Albanian: Shqepëmbërishte
Turkish: Çükür
Finnish: Lainäänen
Polish: Czernowysz
German: Schupfangen
Italian: Corilignione
Portuguese: Montanheirao
Basque: Zaputzikarra
Dutch: Veerfoen
Japanese: Ishizuka
Some Australian Aboriginal language: Tjapatjarrlangarrlu
Greenlandic: Qoortaaqqaasiit
French: Meaunaux
Maltese: Ħagħliexxa
Hindi: Bhindakhachakra
Korean: Seoukkjjeomi
Some central African language: Ngolayowona
Indonesian: Sinisayabanagong
Hawaiian: Ku'ula'ete'

>>53258510
> strugston
no
doesn't even sound German

>>53258391
What would you call someone who undergoes an Untergang? Also that word always reminds me of Zarathustra, because my translation says he "began to go under" which is pretty silly in colloquial English.

French: Lemelle
German: Glimmendung
Polish: Kvasky
Japanese: Hariku
Gaelic: Dairh
Arabic: Azina
Malay: Patanang
Spanish: Doreda
English: Rindle
Icelandic: Eykjammol

>>53258557
> What would you call someone who undergoes an Untergang?
There's no actual word for it, so you would just say "Opfer eines Untergangs" (victim of a downfall) or something similar.

>>53258522
> Schupfangen
no

>>53258522
>>Turkish: Çükür
so close. Çukur would have meant hole, Çük would mean dick.

>>53258522
This is really good

>>53258643
So I said dick hole?

>>53258584
> Glimmendung
no

Hindi: toilet

>>53258370
>körpä
Means nothing, but sounds close to kyrpä (dick)
>ki(n)
Suffix, means "as well" or "even" (e.g. dick as well, körpäki, though in dialects the n is often left out.)
>laina
loan
>painän
Close to painan (I weigh)
>kuopala
Close to kuoppala (ditch-place)

even the dick loans I weigh ditch-place if we're really willing to stretch the rules

>>53258522
>Lainäänen
By/of the voice of the law (E.g. lainäänen mukaan sinun pitää, by the voice of the law you must)
It isn't a real existing word (There are no uses for it) but because of the nature of finnish, it could technically be a word.

>>53258721
>körpäki
meant kyrpäki

>>53255334
>kakavochnya
Doesn't look like a Russian word at all.

>>53255835
No, devil (though most often translated as no, god damn it)

>>53258721
Suomi is remarkable. Thank you my Quenya friend.

>>53258764
I think he was joking you massive retard

>>53255737
common Polish surname

Ännize fräink

ありがとございます

日本語がちっとわかりますよ

;__;

arab: durka druka

>>53258718
>DESIGNATED

Italian: Jabroni

>>53255334
>kakavochnya
Doesn't looks like russian, it would be not a typical word.
"lavochnaya" - this will be better

German: wiedersehen

Arabic Hammah

>>53255334
>Dutch

waardelleen

enspraaleid

verworecht

venstervoord

>>53258983
> wiedersehen
it means "to see again"

>>53258983
>ham
haram t.b.h.

>>53258356
>pesada

It means heavy (used for feminine nouns)

>>53259019
nice, i was totally guessing. i see "sehen" a lot in german sentences, so i figured it's some sort of verb.

>>53255334
Spanish: Estudacía
French: Chêrouniet
German: Verschlämpfen
Dutch: Voorkrijk
Swedish: Blåsgötten
Japanese: Daikyoshitsu
Russian: Cheblyankharstovsk
Turkish: Ölğüdüruz
Nahuatl: Tlacohuilleyoxcotl
Chinese: Tiánxiǎng
Icelandic: Đórsmungsdottír
Korean: Hwanmyong
Danish: Længskront
Finnish: Kaalistyniiliät
Polish: Krąskłowrzeżniet

>>53258810
Epäilen hänen vitsailleen, sinä suurimittakaavainen vammais-olio.

>>53255334
>japanese
>si

it's shi m8

>>53259098
I have heard the German phrase "auf Wiedersehen" (goodbye) mentioned in several US media though, I assume people know at least that bit.

>>53259109
>Kaalistyniiliät
>Kaalis(i)
Your lettuce
the rest of it makes no sense.

German: Kriminelllüchtlinge.

>>53258522
>Veerfoen
Nope
>>53259109
>Voorkrijk
Nice, but no, sounds like a town tho
>>53259012
0 out of 4 are close to real

>>53259109
> Verschlämpfen
no
>>53259201
> Kriminelllüchtlinge
no
What could work though is "kriminelle Flüchtlinge".

>>53259163
hmm, maybe i just unconsciously chose it.

>>53259109
>nkhar
absolutely wrong part, we don't have things like that

>>53259240
What does it mean? I thought words could just be combined and was aiming for lucky criminals.

scandinavian language: bae

>>53255334
Finnish: UFOPORNO

>>53259311
> I thought words could just be combined
Several nouns, yes. Nouns and adjectives, usually not.

>>53259311
> lucky criminals
"glückliche Verbrecher/Kriminelle"

>>53258584
>Gaelic: Dairh
Close, but r and h can't go together like that

Italian: Arabaroza
German: Kritzgelfastein
Russian: Crowgaston
Finnish: Jaaelmekatti

>>53258522
>montanheirao
Close, montanha means mountain

>>53259619
> Kritzgelfastein
no

>>53259109
>Blåsgötten
The first part means "blow"
The last part doesn't really mean anything but it kind of sounds like the Norwegian "gutt" which means boy so I'll translate it as "Blowboy".

>Daikyoushitsu
Pin-Pon! 大教室 which means lecture hall.

Finnish: Lainenen
Norwegian: Guleboj
Danish: Kamelåså
German: Knapfelverwränger

>>53255816
>Ishizuka
Sounds like a surname:
石塚

American: Hardetryayhow
British: Hothetieplee
Australian: Oioioioioi

>>53260012
No.
Äppelträt: Swedish
Mulanllos: Spanish

>>53260170
>Äppelträt
Could be read as colloquialism of äppelträdet, the apple tree.

>>53260089
meant to quote
>>53258522

Shirihatsu, btw, works but doesn't really mean anything AFAIK. First thing I think of for the first part (shiri) is 尻, buttocks.

>>53258695
ahahah that would be Çük Çukuru

>>53259109
>>Turkish: Ölğüdüruz

not a word, the ğ also comes after a vowel as it extends the vowel's sound.

Ölğüdüruz


however you weren't far off from a word

Öl = die
Ölü = dead
Ölüydü = s/he was dead

>>53260170
>Mulanllos
No

German: Gesefarhër
Swedish: Likinger
Russian: Simpatiashka

>>53259619
>Jaaelmekatti
A toddler with a lisp could tell that to their parents after being woken up by noise made by their brother Jaael. Jaael mekatti = Jaael mekasti = Jaael made noise

>>53260012
>Lainenen
Laine means a (small) wave and -nen is a common suffix for proper nouns and adjectives, but that combination doesn't really work. "Laineinen" however is an actual surname and adjective which translates to wavy.

Russian: влaшe
Italian: kazzorio
Swedish: dikstrat

Russian: Dakov
Dutch: Joorwallen
Swedish: Kahetar
Arabic: Ya'ima

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>>53260589
>Simpatiashka
That works

>German
Wiederhosen

>Chinese
Ki lo

>>53263061
Are these actual common words or is it like that one Chinese poem that's made entirely of the character Shi to point out problems with the written language

>>53263409
I can't read some of them, but "шишки", "лишниe" и "гeгeмoнии" are real words (and "шишки" и "лишниe" are common). If last word is "мимишныe", it's a meme, not a normal word. If word before last one is "ишeмичecкaя", it's written with mistake.

>>53255463
Japan: the rape of nangong

>>53255556
German: Es Zeitleder frauessediemanchen

>>53259132
Australian: yarager Inippa

>>53255334
Spanish: vascalado
Japanese: taitsume
Turkish: veldek

German: Einfhammel
French: Voutin
Italian: Passamia
Spanish: Correso

>>53259166
>niiliät
Well, this could mean something like "you're acting like the Nile", and "nillität" of course means "you're complaining"

>>53262937
>Dutch: Joorwallen
No, but "wallen" are those things under your eyes, or the sides of a river or waterway.

>>53258983

Hamna is the name of a girl I know. She's a Paki though.

>>53255724
hoorndrager

>>53255334
why don't people rollerblade anymore

>>53255781
This тбх

>>53258755>>53258941
Ecли бы cyщecтвoвaлo зaвeдeниe, пoдaющee в ocнoвнoм кaкao, oнo нaзывaлocь бы имeнн тaк, лoл.

>>53255334
>saunimaama

Oh god ha ha ha!!! Saunamamma would be "sauna grandmother" but saunimaama means nothing.

My turn:

Russian: Sluha lubit zina
Norwegian: efteråten
Estonian: Hingeroostas krikin kaja pöhö

>>53255334
Norwegian: Oivindæ bork bork jæger lutefisk bork grynost.

Turkish: Biz meni içeriz

>>53262778
Lainenen could also mean "I might wave". "Nen" -prefix is also used in potentiaali in kirjakieli, like "Lukenen sen huomenna". Therefore "lainenen" = "I will probably wave"

>>53260589
>German: Gesefarhër
No. We don't umlaut e.

>>53263180
>Wiederhosen
Again-trousers

>>53263680
>Es Zeitleder frauessediemanchen
It time-leather womaneatthesome

>>53263769
>German: Einfhammel
One-f-mutton

>>53260012
>lainenen
one letter short of "I'm being watered down", "laimenen".

>>53265444
Not exactly the same. Getting cheated on doesn't mean you're a cuck, you have to be into it to be a cuck

>>53267048

Not really... Once upon a time, before Americans starterd fetishising it, 'cuckold' was just the term for a man that was cheated on, or a man that was raising a child that was not his own... It's only relatively recent that (mostly) Americans have started taking up being cucked as a hobby.

>>53258356
>hanchement
Déhanchement works, though.

>>53258510
>puten
No.

>>53258522
>Meaunaux
Sounds like a french village, but no.

>>53258584
>Lemelle
Lamelle works.

>>53259109
>French: Chêrouniet
No.

>>53263769
>Voutin
Voûtain exists, pronounced the same way.

>>53267169
Sure but currently a "hoorndrager" and a cuckold hold different connotations

>>53260553
wut
How come öl means to kill in Hungarian?

>>53258522
>Veerfoen

I like it. Looks very Dutch... Doesn't actually mean anything, though part of it is a word..
>Veer
Feather or spring (as in coil spring or leaf spring)

>>53259012
>waardelleen
Waarde=Worth, Leen=Borrow
>enspraaleid
>verworecht
Recht= right or straight
>venstervoord
Venster=Window.. Venstervoord sounds like it could totally be a tiny shithole in Limburg or something.

Did you went to the Nederdraad for inspiration, or did you speak Dutch once upon a time? None of them are words, but they seem to be constructed of parts of existing words..

>>53267236

To be honest, I've never heard of the term 'hoorndrager' until some autist in the Nederdraad decided that it was time someone found a literal translation of 'cuckold' to meme with... So for me it has the exact same connotation as 'cuck', except with a whiff of Neder-austism.

>>53267174
>Lamelle works.

Are lamelle window shutters in French as well? I always thought we borrowed that word from French like so many, but I'm not really sure actually.

>>53262937
>Dakov
Sounds like some Caucasian last name
>>53262927
Sounds ye olde-ish, maybe "ruling"

>>53259109
>Cheblyankharstovsk
Sounds like a town name somewhere in -stans

>>53267325
ancient steppe blood

>>53267388
>To be honest, I've never heard of the term 'hoorndrager' until ...
>is Dutch
>doesn't know Dutch
Color me surprised

>>53267388
>Are lamelle window shutters in French as well?
In France, window shutters are called "store" which are composed of "lamelles". So yeah, probably.

>>53266384
Hingeroostas, no, but if you make it hing(e) which means soul and breath. E in the end is a suffix that displays ownership. Roostas closest you get to this is roostes, means rusted.

Krikin, no, but if its krigin it would mean a squeaking sound, forgiven for this as you finns either say words super soft or strong but in estonian theres an inbetween

Kaja, means echo, also a common name.

pöhö, nothing at all not even in the slightest.

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>>53267643
>In France, window shutters are called "store" which are composed of "lamelles"

Yeah, we call the seperate things 'lamellen' I think..
>pic
Also these

>>53255724
Preekerfrikker

Russian: nakuvitachesh naskolda vutrashaya ukrastova nudavoe prikashch

>>53266557
*lainannen

Russian: idi suda sigi est' davaj nazyvaj syka slyshish'

>>53267325
Because we share many words together, our people lived together happily and mixed a lot. Come home turk man

Danish: sykklekule kamelåså spisenigel flemmsedom

>>53255334
Those asses are terrible

>>53255334
meaningless

>>53258356
means like a ship with flat hull or an oil rig

>>53258510
meaningless

>>53258522
meaningless

>>53258920
meaningless also we don't have J's in our alphabet

>>53259619
meaningless, doesn't sound Italian at all t'bh

>>53262927
meaningless, we don't have K's in out alphabet

>>53263769
meaningless, passa and mia are both real words though.

>>53268465
Doesn't make any sense at all!

>>53259109
no
>>53258584
nope

>>53263743
vas calado: you're drenched

American: niggacunt
German: hahnrei
Spanish: speedygonzales
Italian: golibragiono
Swedish: lutefimmel
Chinese: ling long swing dong han he

Russian: jeblyat te krushka paljuti blya
Japanese: Ouleno djihayte dougeto mayima
Turkish: Gülüm dülülum
Dutch: entpreeten an de maas
Spanish: pancolabesa

>>53260012
>kamelåså
i love that video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-mOy8VUEBk

>>53258522
Montanheiro probably means mountain climber but I'm not sure if it's actually a word. The 'ao' ending is a an augmentative making it mean big mountain climber.

TLDR this guy watches too much brazilian gay porn

>>53268913
"""Swiss""" German: häldeligäbeli

>>53268774
doesn't mean anything

>>53258584
Eykjammol doesn't mean anything but it's very close to eyjamöl which means "island gravel".
>>53259109
Words in icelandic never start with an Ð (voiced th), but they do start with a Þ (unvoiced th).

The name Þórmungur doesn't exist, but there are names that are close, like Þór, which would make the female last name Þórsdóttir. Þórfinnur, which would make her last name Þórfinnsdóttir, and Þórarinn, which would make her last name Þórarinsdóttir. (The icelandic naming system is patronymic, if Þórarinn had a son his last name would be Þórarinsson).

>>53267643
>window shutters
>Stores

No the proper term would be volets.

Store refers to blinds and most offen to awnings.

French: Barogne
Italian: cepossono
Russian: Langovski
Japanese: shikingiri

>>53255334
turkish:glu glu
albanian:policia policia!
fyrom: alexandroviski

>>53270100
>Shikingiri
This isn't a real word but it can be made like:
資金切り
Which are the words fund and cut smashed together like "fund cut"

>>53268774
>lutefimmel
doesn't mean anything
>lute
could be a vocal shift introduced when doing a compound wourd using the word "luta" (meaning lute, heh).
fimmel doesn't mean anything but sounds like a typical non-sense word.

>>53268913
>Gülüm
that's a word "my rose"
>dülülum
not a word

>>53266447
"we drink x" I don't know if meni is anything

>>53270159
not even close

>>53269025
>gäbeli
a small fork

Anyone going to guess English words?

>>53272199
cuckmate
bongland

>>53272199
bloody bongo o'fish

>>53255560
Never heard of it.

>>53258522
>Czernowysz
Doesn't exist, but it viably sounds like some village/town name.
>>53258584
>Kvasky
No "v" in polish and no "y" as "i". You're thinking about Russian.
"Kwaski", however, is a word that formally exists but isn't used - the plural of acid as in citric acids for example.
>>53259109
>Krąskłowrzeżniet
Sounds metal as fuck, but sadly can't be bent in any way for any meaning.

Spanish: pocarillo
Italian: gabiattizzo
French: jouverdin
German: luchsvatten
Romanian: mautu
Finish: kollanyn
Turkish: begütmaçi

>>53272481
>bongo

Thats our stereotypical word for Africans

French: Mireau

>>53255334
Those girls should squat more.

>>53272658
>Mireau
Miraud -> blind (pejorative)

>>53272634
>>Turkish: begütmaçi
doesn't fit vowel harmony.

>>53271277
meni=semen

>>53275804
ewwww really? Why doesn't anyone use that word?

>>53275837
but it's being used relatively commonly.

>>53275921
that's weird, I've asked for other words for sperm and no one's told me that one.. Maybe it's a regional thing?

>>53275957
I suppose it's a little bit clinical and old fashioned.

>>53276109
either way, cool and thanks for teaching me a new word!

>>53269197
You're right, my bad. I thought window shutter were Venetian blind.

>>53270100
>Barogne
Baronne works, which means baroness.

>>53272634
>Jouverdin
No

>>53255334
That phrase is like life

no meaning

>>53255654
t. mariniaquista

>>53269025>>53268913

Swiss german: tröpfelitantteschatzeligrüetzeli

German: Schankenstreuer, Wahnrückisch, Obertragenheit (I have studied some German tho so it's kinda hard to make up stuff)