Don't Ever Use These English Words While Traveling In Foreign Countries (13 pics)

I don't believe ANY of these...

.. The first one it's "preservatif" not "preservative"...

The first can be pretty similar in Spanish but the 'cool' does not mean a thing in Spanish. It does not sound remotely similar to any Spanish word... The Portuguese 'pay day' is hilarious and true

foxmurder,

Yes, it does sound like "culo" (cooloh) in spanish, and it's a rude word for butt.

Randy, means "Horny" in England.

The Hungary one is true :05:

Last one in not LOL but LUL
LOL in dutch means fun

The Estonian for "12 months" is kaksteist kuud. When said out loud, it sounds like "cocks taste good" :)

German and French is right too...

And we all learned from Sideshow Bob: "DIE" is an definite german article.
Die Bart, die! (True as well)

awsome!!! i'm portuguese and never thought of this one, pay day really sound like peidei

In swedish it's not "speed" who means fart - but "fart who means speed.
But that's true : "kiss" means pee

And pay day in french means gay

LOL in Dutch means the same.
Lul however means dick

MexAndi,
well, almost, Cul (Cool) means butt in Catalan, one of the other languages spoken in Spain.

foxmurder,

The pronunciation for COOL sounds in Spanish "CULO" with it is BUN.

But "PAY" doesn't sounds like "PEIDO" witch in Portuguese is "FART"

Portuguese and Spanish are my mother's and father's languages

Culo is not a rude word for butt... that's the correct word for butt as defined by the Real Academia.

I can't understand the fuzz about using that word:

culo.

(Del lat. culus).

1. m. Conjunto de las dos nalgas.

2. m. En algunos animales, zona carnosa que rodea el ano.

3. m. ano.

4. m. Extremidad inferior o posterior de algunas cosas. Culo del pepino, del vaso

5. m. En el juego de la taba, parte ms plana, opuesta a la carne.

6. m. coloq. Escasa porcin de lquido que queda en el fondo de un vaso.

In french it's : "Preservatif "

Buacks,
Say it in front of my grandma and see if she is ok with it