who the heck learns russian in the EU? and what for? a career with the russian mafia?
Ahoj?!
Is that what they think German is?
Or is there actually a language that uses “ahoj” a lot?
Well then, I guess the answer to the question of which one should be the common EU language is settled then. We just need to decide if we should call the fruit pineapple or ananas
On the right side picture it says “Ei!”
All the other speech bubbles are various languages way of saying “Hi!”
“Ei!” means “No!” in Finnish and I think Estonian too.
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who the heck learns russian in the EU? and what for? a career with the russian mafia?
Ahoj?!
Is that what they think German is?
Or is there actually a language that uses “ahoj” a lot?
Well then, I guess the answer to the question of which one should be the common EU language is settled then. We just need to decide if we should call the fruit pineapple or ananas
On the right side picture it says “Ei!”
All the other speech bubbles are various languages way of saying “Hi!”
“Ei!” means “No!” in Finnish and I think Estonian too.