“Think You’re Multilingual?”: If You Can Decode These 26 Sayings, You’re The Ultimate Polyglot
Are you usually spot-on or lost in translation? 🤓🫨
In this challenge, you are given foreign words, and your task is to match them to the correct English word. At times, you are also given a meaning, and you have to correctly guess the word in its original language.
You may have been very good at our translated sayings quiz, and maybe you were also good at our foreign words quiz… But what about when the two worlds collide? Can you stand the challenge?! 🙀✅
Let’s find out! 🚀
If you missed our translated sayings quiz, click here.
If you missed our foreign words trivia, try it out by clicking here.
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Au revoir is wrong. It literally means to the next time I see you again. It is used to say goodbye, but it's first and more literal meaning isn't goodbye.
Au revoir is wrong. It literally means to the next time I see you again. It is used to say goodbye, but it's first and more literal meaning isn't goodbye.


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