Wouldnt “a person who comes to the funeral just for the food” be called a “freeloader” in English?
More people should play Sticky Terms. It’s free and you learn loads of words like this (praise Phillip Stollenmeyer)
As a Swed, i try to explain Harkla all the time since i have an issue with clearing my throat
We have the French one
“Oh Bollocks I should’a”
Spot on, medic says that a lot in tf2.
Wouldn’t Craig (irish) and Gezellig (dutch) also count?
Brazil: Pigarrear – To clean the throat before speaking or to make someone pay attention at her/him
The Russian word is just saying made you jump
🏴 I’d love to see the French “Hurkle-Durkle”
Yeah, English has no word for sadism.
Btw, does English have a single word for “to drink excessively for a long time, effectively decaying both mental and physical state”?
For the Portuguese one the word in English is parasite
You forgot the Dutch ‘gezellig’ it’s a word that means many things such as a warm intimate moment with friends or the way a certain house looks inviting. It’s a great word
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French one is not a word bro
Wouldnt “a person who comes to the funeral just for the food” be called a “freeloader” in English?
More people should play Sticky Terms. It’s free and you learn loads of words like this (praise Phillip Stollenmeyer)
As a Swed, i try to explain Harkla all the time since i have an issue with clearing my throat
We have the French one
“Oh Bollocks I should’a”
Spot on, medic says that a lot in tf2.
Wouldn’t Craig (irish) and Gezellig (dutch) also count?
Brazil: Pigarrear – To clean the throat before speaking or to make someone pay attention at her/him
The Russian word is just saying made you jump
🏴 I’d love to see the French “Hurkle-Durkle”
Yeah, English has no word for sadism.
Btw, does English have a single word for “to drink excessively for a long time, effectively decaying both mental and physical state”?
For the Portuguese one the word in English is parasite
You forgot the Dutch ‘gezellig’ it’s a word that means many things such as a warm intimate moment with friends or the way a certain house looks inviting. It’s a great word
We have a word for Harkla
It’s “Ahem”
😂
Missed one in [swafellen.](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swaffelen)
Staircase wit
Damn. There’s a word for me in Portuguese 😂
The French one is an idiom.
Schadenfreude has been absorbed into English.
I wanna know what the Finnish one means lol
The Portugal one is interesting too.
Swedes are right, that sure is a harkla
That thing you just said? We Germans actually have a word for that, it’s ‘thatthingyoujustsaiden’
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