>his language doesn't have a word for "thrice"

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>>53907439

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>his language doesn't have a word for "the day after tomorrow"

>>53907523
Overmorning.

Your move, basquey.

>>53907523
overmorrow

>>53907439
How is this even possible.

>>53907523
>his language doesn't have separate words for tomorrow, yesterday, day after tomorrow, and day before yesterday

>>53907586
>day before yesterday
nudiustertian

>>53907595
or ereyesterday

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>>53907552
>>53907559
>>53907586
>his language doesn't have a word for the day after the day after tomorrow"

>>53907647
Que es esa palabra?

>>53907439
>his language doesn't have a convenient suffix you can attach to any number and use it like twice/thrice

>his language doesn't have an idiomatic structure for referring to a day in the next week if that day hasn't yet occurred in the current week

>>53907670
Etzidamu you filthy wogan kangaroo

>>53907688
Coming Saturday

Next Saturday ?
Saturday after?

>his language doesn't have a native word for trapezoid

>>53907723
trapezium

>>53907721
Saturday week, bitch

>>53907716
Kek
>vasco
>un idioma real
Jaajajajaj
Zkzhak xtxtak kakxtxtzyazahsgghxt?

>>53907586
>his language doesn't have a word for designated shitting streets

>>53907751
Who the fuck has ever said that?
Are you a shitney sider or something
>he doesn't even pronounce salary and celery the same
Hahaha, fucking hell lads, you can't make this shit up

>>53907793
only very few brits say it

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>>53907752

>>53907793
thet mekes ne sense whet er ye telking abet

>>53907439
Kolmesti
>>53907523
Ylihuominen
>>53907684
-sti
>>53907723
Puolisuunnikas

>His language doesn't have a single word for an airplane jet engine turbine assistent mechanic non-comissioned officer student
lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilas

>>53907670
When I was a kid I used "traspasado mañana", but it sounds dumb now. I don't know if it's an official term

>>53907819
Caк мaй дик.

>his language doesn't have a word for repeatingly slapping your penis against an object

>>53907848
So you were retarded as a kid?

>>53907805
I've heard it a couple of times. I just never use it
>>53907819
>croata
>con las letras rusas
RRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
DELET. ESTO NO ES JUSTO.
#VUKOVAR
>>53907825
Multiple Australian accents when?
>>53907847
finnish isn't a real language tho. We have already established this.
>>53907848
Supongo que tiene sentido, pero todavía parece rara.
Quizás la academia hará una palabra nueva por vuestro problema :3

>>53907906
>finnish isn't a real language tho. We have already established this.
Did I miss something?

>>53907872
We say "conquest of America"

>>53907805
>very few brits
Haha more like the majority of the relevant anglo part of the world

>>53907905
google it faggot, I'm not the only one that used it

>>53907847
>Puolisuunnikas

based Finland. does that mean 'half parallelogram'?

>>53907915
>kuusi palaa

>>53907872
Turkey slap
To whip your cock against another person's face.
>>53907915
Finnish is a meme language.
No self respecting language has a declension system that hard.
Quenya, elvish language from lotr, was inspired by finnish. That's how memey it is
>>53907921
>Australia
>relevant
Settle down there, Damo
As much as I hate the USA, theyre objectively the must important anglophone country.

>>53907917
In Dutch it's called swaffelen.
And the one doing it is the swaffelaar.

It became the word of the year according to our biggest dictionary after a Dutch student was caught swaffeling the Taj Mahal.

He did it with a soft penis, while normally you're supposed to do it with a hard penis. Otherwise it aren't really slaps.

>>53907439
>his ''''language'''' doesn't have a word for the smell of wet soil

>>53907968
Doesn't mean it is correct. A lot of retards speak castillian with wrong terms and neologisms

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>His language doesn't have a word for letting your wife take a BBC

>>53908017

Swaffle

it's a loan word from Dutch

>>53907439
Trikrat tho

>>53908027
>>his ''''language'''' doesn't have a word for the smell of wet soil
We call it "petrichor"

>>53908027
>Castillian
No puedes hablar inglés correctamente. Y tienes una bandera argentina, así que supongo no puedes hablar español también.

Also our word for the smell of wet soil/smell of rain is petrichor

>>53908027
petrichor
literally the essence of the soil
and I knew the word before Russell Davies went full sperg over it

>>53907586
tomorrow, yesterday, overmorrow, ereyesterday

>>53908017
swaffelen was somewhat popular among my friends in my last years of hs

>>53908086
>he UNIRONICALLY believes our language is called spanish and not castillian

Seems your retardness didn't vanish with puberty, eh?

>>53908079
>>53908088
You got me there, lads

jednokrotnie
dwukrotnie
trzykrornie
czterokrotnie
pięciokrotnie
szesciokrotnie
siedmiokrotnie
osmiokrotnie
dziewięciokrotnie
dziesięciokrotnie
.
.
.
stukrotnie
tysiąckrotnie
milionkrotnie
miliardkrotnie
bilionkrotnie

>>53908129
>our language
"TOCA DE ACÁ CHE. SHO KIERO PONER MI LECHE EN SU BOCA. AAAAAAAAJ. ÉL DIJO VOSOTROS. COMO EN LA BIBLIAAAAAAAAAA. VOS SOS PUTO."

argentina fucking butchered the spanish language.

>>53907439
třikrát
>>53907523
pozítří
>>53907586
zítra, včera, pozítří, předevčírem
>>53907647
popozítří
>>53907684
-krát
>>53907688
příští (den/[day])
>>53907772
Indie

>>53908198
I'm not a filthy porteño so your tantrum doesn't apply to me, 24th province :^)

t. from a region where we speak the closest dialect to peninsular castillian in all america

>>53908198
Seriously though, chileans are the ones that butchered the spanish language.
Rioplatense Spanish is based af

>his language doesn't have a word for eating someone else's pubic hair
TOPKEK I would say.

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>>53908159
>krotnie

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

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>>53908159
WSZYSTKOKROTNIE !

>>53908237
>>53908247
There is not a single accent/dialect of spanish on the entire American continent which is good. Or even semi-good.

The only good form of Spanish is from Spain psh. And even then, only central and northern spanish is good. Southern is shit.

>>53908261
It's called ayyy lmao

>>53908311
>psh
>all this time I was arguing with a gallego

Joke's on me for answering to an attention whore

>his language doesn't have a single word for soil that is considered the most difficult to cultivate
Nejneobhospodařovávatelnější

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>His """"""""""""laguage""""""""""""" doesn't have a word for slapping your dick on someone else's cheek

>>53908398
Now that's what I call effiency

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>>53907523

>>53908360
>is a popular namefag on spanish threads
>attention whore
Really? What gave it away?
Also, please don't be upset and call me a gallego, because you probably can't even pronounce the ll correctly :^)
>>53908398
That is fucking cool. Must impressive thing in this thread desu

>>53908311
fuck off la, our spanish isn't shit like the rest of south america

I'm probably biased because I lived here my whole life, but really you're telling me that this https://youtu.be/pFvWcOcCI8s?t=7s
is even remotely comparable to the rest of the sudaca's accent?

Picked a random video btw

>>53907523
overmorgen

>>53907523
Poimâine. We also have a word for the day after the day after tomorrow, the day before yesterday and the day before the day before yesterday.

>his language doesn't have over 70 words for rain

>his language doesn't have 3 grammatical genders which are not connected to the gender of the described object
git gud faggots

>>53908547
We have male, female and genderless.

>>53908398

Barren
Pasturable
Non-arable

>>53908478
All accents sound good when spoken on TV, because essentially only the educated will speak on TV.
I've heard Peruvian news, and even their accents weren't too bad, but if you listen to a poor thug on the streets of Peru, his accent will make you want to stab your ears with a screwdriver.

>>53908423

cockslap

>>53908572

Do you still gender non-living things?

>>53908585
We say unvruchtbaar (unfertile) but I don't think it really describes what he means.

>>53908572
That's because you speak a german dialect.

>>53908613
The genders make no sense.

But we use 'it' a lot more than you guys. We say for example: the man and it house.

>his language doesn't have vertical writing system

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>>53907983
yup

>>53908613
Yeah they do. Most European languages do.
Also it's called a turkey slap. Not a cockslap

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>his language doesn't have a word for tolerating or permitting an act that is officially illegal

>>53908659
I would call that "turning a blind eye"
But I suppose that is an idiom, so it doesn't count.
>>53908644
>his language got cucked by Chinese characters
Nice kanji m8

>>53908659

That's how coffee shops exist right? They're legally not allowed to purchase marijuana

>>53908643
What? The Dutch neuter article 'het' can almost always be translated to the German 'das' and vice versa.

>>53908728
So what?

>>53908585
That's not really it, though. I would translate these words as neúrodný, neplodný or nezoratelný, it lacks the aspect where it explicitly says it is the most difficult out of all barren soils to cultivate. It's a superlative.

>>53908545
>>53908644
>>53908659
who TF are you quoting?

If any finns are still here, can they please explain how you can change the grammar of a verb in finnish to inform the listener that the action was done in a "relaxed manner"
Like watching the TV in a relaxed manner.

>His language doesn't have articles.

>>53908758

Is it one of those languages where you can just merge multiple words into one word though?

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>his """"""language"""""" doesn't have a word for when someone is cool af and rude at the same time but is a nice person and loved by society
Just kill yourselves already lmao

>>53907523
lusa

>>53908758
am kultivierungsresistentesten

>>53908547
>"door" isn't feminine in his language

>>53907647
zaksutra motherefucker

>>53908795
Not exactly, but we do have a bunch of more or less universal suffixes/prefixes that change the words significantly. It's not the same like merging multiple words, though, Germans are experts at this as far as I understand.

>>53908803
Lol what.
Please give me that word.
>>53908821
>home isn't masculine in his language

>>53907439
trizhdy
>>53907523
poslezavtra
>>53907647
posleposlezavtra (there's no limit for how many posle's you can have)
Same goes for grandmothers
Praprapraprapraprapraprapraprapraprababushka

>>53908659
хaлaтнocть

>>53908803

Litterally cheeky cunt

Taquin in french

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>>53907439
Thrice is a word for three times.

>>53908854
>home isn't masculine in his language
But it's masculine in Russian

>>53908803

Cheeky or smarmy

>>53907523
Saturday

>>53908817
>German
Not surprised, familia. But aren't that technically two words?

>>53908744
Just sayin, seems unlikely that we use het more often than the Germans use das and whatever its genitive, dative and accusative forms are.

>>53908854
>>53908904
Same goes for Latin domus

>>53908904
Oh, I thought it was doma
>>53908912
Noice

>>53907586
>>his language doesn't have separate words for tomorrow, yesterday, day after tomorrow, and day before yesterday

homme, eile ülehomme, üleeile

>>53908854
Trucido
Figo
Gagliardo
Ganzo
Bonaccione
Sorisetto

>>53908953
doma is genitive form of dom

>>53908913
The "am" is only needed because there is no noun, in a sentence:
Der kultivierungsresistenteste Boden. I guess it's a border case.

>>53909014
Oooh. Okay, thst makes sense.

>>53908894
No shit?

>>53908938
Swedecuck, how related is Norweigan and Danish linguistically? Is it like American English vs British English?

>His """"language"""" doesn't have a term for imagining living through someone else's life

>>53909064
I have no idea, but they're closer than Russian is to Ukrainian. Same goes for Swedish. Danish speech is hard to understand though, but reading is easy and we could probably read whole books in each others' languages

>>53909064
Written Norwegian is basically Danish but they speak it with more of a Swedish accent. Norwegian is also broken into a huge number of dialects, Danish is pronounced very differently to Norwegian and they use Swedish numbers.

>>53908056
AISANKANNATTAJA

>>53909160
>Danish is pronounced very differently to Norwegian and they use Swedish numbers.
You fucking whot?

No they don't.

Them and their fucking halvtreds bullshit.

>>53907523
thedayaftertomorrow

>>53909183
I read that they teach Swedish numbers in school because its way more logical but obviously they still have their own system. I might be wrong

>>53908795
discrete "words" get rarely mashed together but multiple affixation is common (e.g. "superlative prefix" + "negative prefix" + [core word] + "suffix meaning repetition" + "suffix meaning adjective")

>>53908005
>USA
>Anglo

>>53909231
How do you say 'slags' in Cheque?

>>53909254

He said anglophone, as in sepak English

>>53909231
Can West Slavic languages (Polish, Czech, Slovak) understand each other? I assume Czech and Slovak can given that you guys used to be part of the same country, but I could be wrong.

>>53909059
You should have said "his language doesn't have a word for "three times"" because by saying "his language doesn't have a word for "thrice"" you're saying that their language doesn't have a word for the English word thrice.

>>53909309
Czech and Slovak yes, but I've heard that the younger generations have a harder time with Slovak since they hear it less
Polish is another story, but that's a matter of pronunciation and orthography.I haven't really looked into this so don't take my word for it

>>53907439

>thrice
dependant on context
-dreifach
-dreimal
-dreifaltig

>>53907586
>tomorrow,
morgen
>yesterday,
gestern
>day after tomorrow,
übermorgen
>day before yesterday
vorgestern

>>53909610
Love German desu, shame it will be replaced by Arabic soon.

>>53907847
>>His language doesn't have a single word for an airplane jet engine turbine assistent mechanic non-comissioned officer student
>lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilas
Except it has
Strahltriebwerksflugzeughilfsunteroffizierstudent.
and it's even shorter.

>His language has no word for
the whistle of a captains cabin corner roof.
Kapitänskajüteneckdachpfeife


Seriosly his language has no word to negativly answer a negative statement or question:
>It can't be true
>Yes it can.(because you can't use Yes or No only...haha)

In German
>Das kann nicht wahr sein.
>Doch!

>>53908918
des(same as male)
dem(same as male)
das

>>53910040
>doch
de
Anglos can say "but it is", does the trick too.

>his language doesn't have a word for the feel of missing someone of something
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saudade

>>53910257
>But it is
Isn't a word!

English is simply missing a Doch.

>Don't leave your clothes all over the house!
>But it is.

works less good as

>Don't leave your clothes all over the house!
>Doch!

I can tell you "doch" drives parents crazy with much less effort than "but it is".
"Doch"-users can effectively prevent people to state negative sentences in their presence.

>>53910324
Despecho

>>53910324
Sehnsucht

t. Portuguese-German

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>>53910324

>>53908423
TOPKEK respect l'ami

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>his language doesn't have words for "do" and "got" in the sentences "Have you got a car?" and "Do you like it?"

How silly must they sound.

>>53907872
Daska or If you are just using glans too touch objects that would be olla.

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>his language doesn't have a word equivalent for awkward

>his language doesn't have a word for a person who sweats constantly.

>>53910820
Sweaty

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>his language doesn't have a word for the political position of opposing the removal of the Anglican Church's status as the established Church of England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales
How do you even communicate?

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>his """"""""""language"""""""""" has different words for being and having

>>53910858
>be me
>write thesis exactly about that
>do it in Italian
Constant pain bro

>>53910869
>I'm being a good day
>I'm having underpaid

>his language doesn't have 8 declensions for the word "you"
Get on my level, cyka

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>>53910858
Irish does

>>53908855
I find your Swedish very strange

>>53910040

Except you can use a negative

>It can't be true
>No, it can.

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>>53910547
>his language uses the word "to have" to express possession

>his language doesn't have word for "having a hobby"

>>53910040
>Seriosly his language has no word to negativly answer a negative statement or question:
onpas!!!

>his language isn't English

All of this linguistic cucking makes my dick hard

> his """"""""""""language"""""""""""" uses the verb "to be" to express the age (I'm 123456 yers old)

Cucks

>>53911182
>he only speak (bad) english
I only feel pity for such victims of globalism

>>53911042
>Not having to have to have something

How embarrassing.

>his language is phonetic

So other languages are pretty much learnt instantly right?

>>53911076

hobbyist

>>53907523
pojutrze

>>53910324
Pining

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>he thinks his language is so special that it has "untranslatable words"

>>53911244
the verb, not noun

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Not only does it not have a word for "the day after tomorrow", but the idiom used isn't even "the day after tomorrow", but rather "not tomorrow but the day after"

t. Iceland

>>53911357
what is the finnish word for having a hobby?

>>53911398
häbbe a häbbi

>His language doesn't have the word for an old burial ground for unbaptised infants.
>Cealdrach.

>>53911226
>his language is phonetic

enough
cough
plough
though
bought
through
thorough

Phonetic is pretty plebian.

>>53911437
>Catholics
Not even once

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>His language doesn't have a word like gezellig (comfy surrounding with friends).

>>53907523
>lusa.
high five, spain

>>53907439
why do we need it you snow jew

>>53907439
>his language doesnt have a word for awkward
>his language doesnt have a word for shallow
>his language doesnt have a word for insight
>his language doesnt have a word for stuff
>his language doesnt have a word for nice
>his language doesnt have a word for gullible
>his language doesnt have a word for spam
>his language doesnt have a word for serendipity
>his language doesnt have a word for guy as in an effigy

>>53907523
Après-demain

>>53908056
Kulturell berikning

>>53908056
multiculturalisme

>>53907439
>his languange does not have a native word for download
>his laguange does not have a native word for DIY

why we need thrice as well?

>>53907523
מחרתיים

>his language doesn't have a word to contradict a negative statement or question

>>53907523
Amanathar - The day after tomorrow
Amainiris - The second day after tomorrow.

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>>53911204
>i have 26 years

oh yeah? where are you keeping them?

>>53908000
I don't think there's a context in which you would be confused by it though.

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>His language has phrasal """verbs""".

>>53912239
If I walked up to you and said kuusi palaa what would be the first thing that you thought it referenced.

>His language doesn't have a word for the act of removing someone from the position of Archbishop of Costantinople
shamefum 2bh family

>>53911655
>awkward
peinlich
>shallow
oberflächlich
>insight
Einblick
>stuff
Zeug

etc

>>53912385
based italy.

>>53907439
There is no abstract words Russian language doesn't have.

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>foreigners pronouncing "Laon" and "oie"

>>53912469
There is. Russian doesn't have a word for "sibling".

>>53912385
dearchoconstantinoplified

Se l’arcivescovo di Costantinopoli si disarcivescoviscostantinopolizzasse, ti disarcivescoviscostantinopolizzeresti pure tu? No, io non mi disarcivescoviscostantinopolizzerei se l’arcivescovo di Costantinopoli si disarcivescoviscostantinopolizzasse.

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>>53907523
Poslezavtra.
>>53907586
Trizhdy.
>>53907647
Posleposlezavtra.
>>53907684
-zhdi, -ju.
>>53907688
Gryadushij (den)
>>53908056
Amerikanizaciya.
>>53908398
Tselina.
>>53908659
Popustitelstvo, halatnost.
>>53908803
Ozornik, shalun.
>>53908954
>day before yesterday
Pozavchera.
>>53909014
>>53909037
Or "at home", depends on which syllable is stressed.
>>53910324
Skuchat, toskovat.
>>53910673
Nelovkij, neukluzhij.
>>53910820
Potlivij.
>>53911076
Uvlekatsya.
>>53911077
>You will not do this?
>No I will not do this.
It means I will not do.
>>53911204
It's "To me 123456 years". "To me" is a single word though (in this particular case).
>>53911356
We have maybe hundreds of words untranslatable to English.
>Cherezpolositsa
>Avos
>Perelesok
>>53911655
Nelovkij
Neglubokij
Pronitsatelnost
Hlam
Priyatniy, milij, etc.
Legkovernij, doverchivij
-
Prozorlivost
?
>>53912071
Skachivanie
Samodelka
>>53912560
Edinokrovnij or edinoutrobnij if it's only mother.

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>>He can't express any idea or emotion using just swear words.

>his language doesn't have a word like "putain"

>>53912931
i think every language has a word like "putain" senpai

>>53912748
>Edinokrovnij or edinoutrobnij if it's only mother.
Still not a single word.

>>53912748
>Edinokrovnij or edinoutrobnij
Never heard anyone ever saying this. Sounds too obsolete to me.

>>53910461
SEHNSUCHT EST SO GRAAAUSAM

SEHNSUCHT!

>>53913055
>Edinokrovnij
>not a single word

>>53913904
Mémorial

>>53913753
Edinokrovnij who? You have to add a noun there.

>>53913904

Memorial
Monument

>>53907439
>his language doesn't have a world for irrational moral feeling
Coвecть, do you have it?

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>his language doesn't have a word for a personal embarrassment one feels on account of and for another who is making a fool of himself.
Germans and Finns know this.

>>53914224
empathie ?

>>53914262

It's specifically embarrassment, we say secondhand-embarrassment

>>53907523
Saturday

>>53908912
I shoulda read through the rest of the replies.

>His """"""""language"""""""""" has less then 10 ways of how to conjugate a verb
Literal pleb tier

>his language has the word please

niggers please

>His language don't have a word for "2 weeks ahead"

desu english can just use old english words to translate foreign words.

Ex: fremdscham
Using fremde, OE for foreign/strange, and shame, we get fremdshame, a much more attractive, and more english word.

anyone reading this who speaks a none european language: fucking kill yourselves, you worthless fucking animals, kill yourselves before i do it for you

>>53914806
Says the ESL chicano.

>>53914704

fortnight

>>53914482
>Says the guy how's language uses the same conjugations for 2nd and 3rd person

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>>53907439
>his """""""""'"""language"""""""""""""""' has a word for yes or no
YOU CANNOT MAKE THIS SHIT UP

>>53914752
That's like saying Italian can use Latin words to translate foreign words. It doesn't work like that.

Indo-european languages>altaic languages>special snowflakes languages (Vasque, Fenno-hungarian)>semitic languages>cino-tibetan languages>niger-congo languages>everything else

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Their languages doesn't have a word to differenciate "hair" on animal and "hair" on humans.

Literally animals.

>>53915276

fur
pelt
wool if it's a sheep

>>53914224
Vergonha alheia.

>>53915192
That's because latin is shit for stuff like that.
Give me a word, it's precise meaning, and I shall translate it.

>>53911655
>awkward
kohmakas (clumsy), piinlik (embarrasing), täbar

>shallow
pealiskaudne

>insight
ülevaade, taip, läbinägelikkus

>stuff
värk, asjad/asi, kraam, koli

>nice
tore, kena

>gullible
kergeusklik, petetav

>spam
spämm (yup we don't have a native word for this)

>serendipity
this doesn't count as it was coined by an englishman

>guy as in an effigy
I don't know what you mean by this

>his language doesn't have consonant gemination
Literally below human. Especially French.

>>53910958
Fucking hell. Can I summon some demons with this word?

>>53915325
Can you use those for 1 single hair too?

>>53915276
>what is fur

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>>53915410
>consonant gemination

Yes we do have some and it's also explained to 8 yo kids in grammar lessons. Try harder Marco.

>his language doesn't have the tilde
Enjoy not being able to pronounce the ultimate vowels.

>>53915325
>>53915513

Nice save. Now can you explain why you actually use the term hair for all of them, including yourselves ?

>>53915523
>it's also explained to 8 yo kids in grammar lessons
That's... wut
It's supposed to be a natural feature of the language, not something you teach in school.

>>53915551
>Enjoy not being able to pronounce the ultimate vowels.
Wat

>>53915559
m8 i'm sorry for the betrayal but they really don't everyone calls animal's hairs fur all the time. "Pelt" is a bit more specific but fur isn't a rare word at all.

>>53915585
Yes but the letter preceding those can vary. Where's your """language""" now ?

>>53915512

No that would be a strand, a small amount is a lock

>>53915559

We don't? I would never say sheep-hair, I would say wool, I'd say dog's fur not dog hair

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>his language doesn't have an all purpose verb that when used everyone will immediately know what you actually mean
Taкoвaм тбх.

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How many polish words can you make out of a Scrabble roll ?

>>53911655
>his language doesnt have a word for awkward
Not a literal tranlation but "incomodo" is quite close depending on the context
>his language doesnt have a word for shallow
playo
>his language doesnt have a word for insight
introspección (cooler than yours btw)
>his language doesnt have a word for stuff
coso
>his language doesnt have a word for nice
bueno, lindo, tierno. Again, not direct translation
>his language doesnt have a word for gullible
crédulo
>his language doesnt have a word for spam
espam
>his language doesnt have a word for serendipity
what?
>his language doesnt have a word for guy as in an effigy
i swear to god you bongs are weird

>>53915634
Ã, Õ.
à is the most powerful vowel of all languages

>>53915639
Ok, let me fucking try that again
>his language doesn't distinguish between long and short vowels
Sub human
Especially French

>>53915658
>using couinter exemples

the denial is strong

>his language doesn't distinguish between hair on the head and hair on the body

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>>53915726
That's funnny because we actually use plenty of diacritics. Maybe you don't find that "cool" or "edgy" but al least we don't have to randomly guess them.

>>53915658
>>53915769

different words for
1 single hair from a human (head) - hius
1 single hair from basically anywhere else - karva

>>53915726
I thought Italian didn't do that though

Isn't that why there's a big meme about you guys pronouncing "shit" and "sheet" in the same way?

>>53915681

>Taкoвaм тбх.

What's the literal translation?

>>53915696

We have introspection but that means taking a look at your inner self, insight means truly understanding something

Serendipity means a happy surprise, a guy is an effigy you burn, named after Guy Fawkes

>>53915769

>hair
>body-hair

>>53915781
Yeah but what do you need diacritics for, the stress in Italian has a set pattern. It almost always falls on the penultimate syllable.

>>53907458
>that image
Go to sleep Japan.

>>53907523
Poimăine
>>53907586
Alaltă-ieri, ieri, astăzi,măine,poimăine
>>53907647
Râspoimăine

>>53915903
Those are two different sounds though

Shit has the vowel [J] (not present in Italian)
Sheet has the vowel [i] (present in Italian)

Italians approximate the sound [J] with the sound [i]

Anteayer
Desvelar
Estrenar
Friolento
Merendar
Sobremesa
"te quiereo" (this is the best because it shows how germanic people are dead inside)
Tuerto
Usted
And those are just a few

>>53915728

Honestly don't know what you're on about, the only time you'd ever use hair to describe fur is to stay stuff like "that's a hairy dog" if it has a large amount of fur

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>>53915991
Wtf, 4chinz autocorrects pic related into J.

Thanks you fucking idiotic website

>>53908056
we call it Anglonized

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>>53915927
>almost always

Can you define sdrucciolo for me please then ? Because as far I can remember, they are just as common. Pretty easy if you're native, deadly if not.

>>53916158
You win this one

>>53908056
cocu(e)

>>53916058
JOJ!

>>53908398
Infertil if it is impossible or borderline impossible

>>53915924
Taкoвaм literally means to do something (as opposed to пpaвя - to do). There's actually a joke about this.

A foreigner at a international language symposium learns about the word тaкoвaм from a Bulgarian linguist , but doesn't believe it and decides to go to Bulgaria and test it out. He flies over there and once at the airport tell the woman at info desk to тaкoвa him a taxi. She immediately calls for a taxi and bam it's there. Amazed he enters the taxi and tells the driver to тaкoвa him to an expensive hotel. He drives him to one. At the hotel restaurant he asks them to тaкoвa him a salad and some rakia and he gets a salad and rakia delivered as per the order. Amazed at the utility of this one verb, he decides to go to a bath house before he leaves Bulgaria. However, he couldn't soap his back, because he didn't have a long brush so he asked another guy there to soap his back with the words: ''Moля ви, тaкoвaйтe мe oтзaд'' (Would you please do me back there) and the guy fucked him in the ass. Perplexed, he decided not to say anything, since it's a foreign country and all. We he came back to his own country he told the Bulgarian linguist about what happened and the linguist said:
''Oh, fuck! I forgot to tell you never use the word тaкoвaм when your ass is naked.'' (Taкoвaм is also slang for fuck)

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>his language doesn't have any of the hottest memes

wew lad

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>his language doesn't have a word for when one ship collides with a stationary ship

>>53915551
>ütlemä-aiq võro

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>his language doesn't use "semen" as a profanity, curse word, expression of surprise, insult, preposition, intensifier and all-purpose interjection

>>53918107
that's gay

>>53908659
welk woord bedoelt gij?