What does the turtle represent in your country, /int/?

Slowness

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How they never give up, no matter how big their foe

>>76802777
slowness, lack of energy

if someones nickname is "tortuga" it is not something good

>>76803087
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z834x4Qk_pM

symbol of long live

>>76802777
taxes

>>76803160

This

Also they represent wisdom

>>76802777
Pracuj powoli dla Niemca -> "Work slowly for German"

>>76803087
What a fucking cunt

>>76802777
I can only think of one expression: "Andar armado aos cágados", which translates to "acting like tortoises" meaning boastful and ready to fuck up.

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Just slowness, especially because of the fable of La Fontaine, "the Tortoise and the Hare"

>>76805877
kek

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Found this box turtle drowning in a pool during work the other day. We get them a lot here.

soup

I've have one of these species
theyre pretty friggin based

like lil cheeky dinos just roaming about

>>76805918
what does it say?

>>76806117
"first one to get home wins"
"alright"
"..."
"wanker"

>>76806117
>Turtle : "First one to go home wins."
>Hare : "Ok."

>Hare : "You bastard"

>>76806484
I didn't think french people had a word for wanker

>>76802777
dick

>>76806569
Actually we have but it's "branleur" and is used to talk about someone who never works/is lazy

Enculé literally means "someone who has taken it up the ass" or "buttfucked". It's a very popular insult but it's not always homophobic