>his """"language""""

>>79541775
but it does

>>79541775
americans, leafs and bongs btfo

asatte

Pasadomañana
We also have anteayer - the day before yesterday
How do anglo subhumans even operate without these?

>>79541811
surlendemain, maybe?

>>79541775
Übermorgen

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/overmorrow

I invented a new word: tomorrowmore. R8

>>79541832
...oh, yea, god I'm stupid (or just tired)

>>79541818
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/overmorrow
retard hahaha

>>79541775
Overmorgen

>>79541853
gr8/8

>>79541852
this is a beautiful word

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>his language doesn't have a word for someone who has the same name as him

>>79541775
ovurmorgin
>>79541921
navni

>>79541920
thank you pierre

ylihuominen, literally overtomorrow

>>79541775
Övermorgon

>>79541775
morae

>>79541775
Depois-de-amanhã(after-tomorrow)
Ante-ontem(before yesterday)
De hoje a 8(next week)

>>79541921
tyózka

Overmorrow

>>79541840
>>79541869
>>79541962
>>79541973
>>79542257
literally the same language

>>79541775
Ours litteraly means after-tomorrow but ITS SOMETHING

Overimorgen

>>79542289
how bout
poslezávtra? (aftertomorrow) idk if other slav language do it the same way

>>79542309
Also the word for the day before yesterday is forrigårs

>>79541775
pojutrišnjem

pozajtra
popozajtra(day after after tomorrow)

>>79542346
Ereyesterday

>>79541775
It does though

anóirthear

>>79541852
It's a good word but if I were to ever use it, some cunt would probably give me a fat lip for it.

>>79542289
Ja men fan ja! Det är därför du har så lätt att läsa det här.

>>79541775
holnapután

>>79542289
t. another version of latin

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>>79541921
Kaima

How do native english speakers even survive with such a bad vocabulary?

>>79542475
popozajtra
That doesn't count, but we have that too
My birthday is popopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopopojutrze

>>79542657
no
see
>>79541827
>>79541832
>>79542234

>>79542675
namefellow

>>79541921
>>79542675
Namesake used to mean that(and technically still does) but the eternal American ruined the word.

Ours is namne btw.

>>79541921
homonyme

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>tommorow
You had one job

>>79542819
>homo
>french
no surprises here!

>>79542930
homo = alike
nyme = name

>>79542979
yes, you're quite alike those homos!

>>79541962
In Finnish it is yli-huomenna
Which is "over tomorrow" when directly translated to an English

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>>79542997
stop it already

>>79542997
we wuz Homo Erectus n shiat

>>79541921
tocayo

>>79542979
But homonyms means any two things of the same name.

Brazilian guy is talking about a word for two people with the same name

Spanish: tocayo

It's also not the same as namesake because, afaik, it means somebody was named in your honour.

>>79543208
This is navnebror om Norwegian. Literally "name brother"

>>79541921
imenjak

>>79543208
oh, as far as I know we don't have a word for that then

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>>79541921
>mfw faggots can't translate "saudade" from portuguese

>>79543467
saludade? isnt that pretty much morriña?
>mfw faggots can't translate "morriña" from galician

>>79541921
Drusza