Servus Pandas, Do Any Of You Speak A Different Language? If So, What Is The Funniest Thing You Can Say? Merci! (Closed)
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I’m learning German and there are a few phrases that particularly stick out to me.
Wo sich Hase und Fuchs gute nacht sagen— where hare and fox say goodnight. The English equivalent is “the middle of nowhere.”
Verschlimmbessern— To make something worse while trying to fix it
Meerschweinchen— little sea pig. It’s the word for guinea pig
Kabelsalat— the tangle of cords under your desk. It literally means cable salad.
Das ist mir wurst— It translates roughly to “This is sausage to me,” but means “I don’t care”
Schildkrote— Armor toad. It means turtle
In my case English is "a different language". And I truly feel that difference, especially during gaming, like calling someone "gray eminence", offering in chat "fresh wood" etc...
Thanks to ppl who can laugh without naughty thoughts and correct me. Direct translation can be so awkward!
Pasikiškiakopusteliaudamiesi
(Puh-see-kish-kya-koh-pus-tell-eow-duh-myeh-see)
It means "While we were eating 'rabbit's cabbage' (wood sorrel)"
Ich wunsche dir ein shones Weinachten und ein gutes neue jahr ^-^
"I am wishing you a merry christmas and a happy new year!"
Merry Christmas pandas!
שלום אני ציפורה
i speak hebrew this means hello, i am tzippora
In Norway we often say "Ugler i mosen", which directly translated means "owls in moss". It means something is not right/ fishy.
I'm native in sarcasm but I'm not sure that counts. I can also speak English, bad English, Redneck, and Hillbilly (yes there's a difference) all of those I'm fluent in. I know enough Spanish to understand basics but I sound Uber white and speak sentences like 'No donde estas' which makes no sense. I know a handful of German and Danish, I used to know a lot more Danish but if you don't use it you lose it and my brothers ex-wife is an ex so that happened. I can speak a little Japanese, but not enough to hold a conversation. I also speak Amish-Dutch but think more toddler like. That's about it.
CWTSH - Welsh for a cuddle , hugging or snuggling in together.
