ITT: we say words that we think probably mean something in a certain language
language: German
word: stufschtarful
australian:
bozza cunt
Italian
bortacellinia
>>68698347
Any Asian language:
Kyong
Hungarian
Törpek
>>68698446
Australian:
Sheilatron
>>68698347
>stufschtarful
An S in front of a T is automatically pronounced as SH in German and thus "SCHT" is NOT and will NEVER be seen in a German word.
>>68698423
yeah that's a word. it means borrow
Italian
HEEM
turkish
gurdūl
>>68698471
Finnish:
Mälgerääpi
>sheilatron
>sheila=woman
>tron=animatronic/robot
>robot woman
>sex bot
If only.
Irish:
ti spacco la faccia
Swiss: schokli und käsli in mein bäuchli
>>68698347
french:
momonjounaise
Japanese
Habataitara modoenai hidoite mezashita no wa aoiaoi anosora
Czech:
Vrstk
Icelandic : vafrfuldr
Finn : jääppymekkö
Lithuanian : assus holus
Turkish : eközdözgan
>>68698677
excerpt from some eroge song? almost makes sense.
>>68698859
Blue Burd, Naruto
>>68698347
ullawullaboogaboo the australian mining city
>>68698969
kek. actually sounds close to their language.
>>68698671
hey that's the french word for prichidelli
japanese:
aru
mongolian:
bir
finnish:
meni
amhara:
tabarak
>>68699457
Turkish:
günüzülü ökömözökölö
Japanese:
Akamana hantorobo hiruzuki
French:
bolongousée soumaîrèse rouliez
>>68701175
German
Halt die Fresse du dummer Spasti
gave my best, I'm from Syria
American:
Ten big burgers with dubble cheeze
>>68701197
Hebst du überhaupt?
Polish
brezhks pzolask hrelozk
Finnish:
Teikiku kimännen
>>68701233
Alles was ich hebe ist d1 mutter
Italian:
Cioa bella bunga bunga grande balloones
>>68699457
men=went
>>68701284
ich fick dei gesicht und brech dei mudder
>>68701311
meni*
Greek:
atastrapholous
>>68699457
>japanese:
>aru
I have / there is
>>68701131
>Akamana hantorobo hiruzuki
赤眼反徒ロボ昼月
The red eyed robot rebel "Day Moon".
>>68701337
bidde brech mei mudder nich
>>68698622
>Mälgerääpi
That word would fit Finnish quite well. You didn't mix front and back vowels there, which is nice. G is a rare letter though.
>>68699457
>meni
This is a Finnish word. 'Second person imperfect' or something of the word go, i.e. gone.
>>68698816
>Finn : jääppymekkö
That could very well be a Finnish word. "Jääpyymekko" would actually mean something like 'ice hen dress'.
>>68698347
Serbian: Šrafciger
Italian
Ezitilione
German
Grunchstuffel
>>68698457
very close! its actually törpök
English
I binna tellyneck bendosack
nobody got an Italian word.
it's pretty easy
pappa
pipa
uva
ira
notte
tata
dito
oca
cicca
pecca
tacca
topo
etc.
there are all words.
>>68703101
these*
>>68703101
Lasciatemi cantare
con la chitarra in mano
lasciatemi cantare
una canzone piano piano
lasciatemi cantare
perché ne sono fiero
sono un italiano
un italiano vero
Did I get any?
>>68703247
>correct accent on perché
u cheatd
>>68703319
Non cheato. Posso parlare Italiano molto bene. É il mio linguaggio preferito.
Ehem..
>>68698496
Schtart?
>>68698347
мeтoкcихлopдиэтилaминoмeтилбyтилaминoaкpидин (Russian, name of the
medicament)
>>68703465
adesso hai sbagliato l'accento però
è
perché
japan:
gagagugu
kakoni
>>68698347
serbian
picka ugodliva
polish:
kawckyz
Dutch:
vehoortag
english:
claustric
Hungarian:
délkörtélyetlen
föszüvés
allúnkoval
Russian:
Kolovdistraya
>>68698347
Finnish:
Rakkokalenaniankopoko
German
>haufenstrang
>>68711410
Rakko = bladder
the rest is gibberish.
Japanese: Aruperu
Russian: Drejiyeznat
Italian: Particelli
German: Slachten
Hungarian: Kölchök
Spanish: Parasuel
Greek: Koffesos
>>68698596
>>68698816
>>68701089
sounds Hungarian to me. They don't make any sense in Turkish.
>>68701240
>zh
>pz
>zk
no such combinations in polish, also the letter H at the beginning of the word is very rare
Dutch: voolnoje
Turkish: gülük
Finnish: starko
Danish:
Skolgedæller
Let's try this shit
French
aulière
chere
leiv
coureiv
finnish:
leppo
äättä
pökkö
arvinen
>>68713856
I'm pretty sure arvinen is a surname that exists
Dutch:
Sijnkel
Vraakeduis
Deeuwaijker
Plaatbonk
Catalán:
Apartament
Tomat
Argument
Moment
Eficient
Context
Mandarin:
Ma
:DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Indian:
Poo
>>68714980
Chilean:
webonón
shusha
wea
cotoñera
polish
w szscszsoego
>>68715049
that literally is a word
>>68708787
This could be a place which makes you feel claustraphobic (small/cramped/trapped etc)
Italian:
Contelinolli
French:
Tromangué
German:
Shniedenfellür
Spanish:
Danbiella
>>68715193
shusha and wea are good, the other two are gibberish
>>68713031
>Italian: Particelli
almost, particelle or particella (particle/s)
>>68713031
>Spanish: Parasuel
Almost: Parasol
>>68715475
>Danbiella
Before B there is ALWAYS an M, never an N.
>>68708611
Kako ni could be "appearance way" like, Donna Kako ni suru no (What way are you going to dress)
Argentinean:
Cajetisha
Chamuño
Kimbazo
Quina
Chambeque
UK English
Gopper on the wumbly progs chogget
>>68715193
Argentine:
>cotula
>bonofasto
>triguñesco
>>68715475
>Danbiella
sounds Italian
Clausterfokjen
>>68698496
>Schtuhl
?
>>68721080
Stuhl?
Dutch: saantje