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11 Words With No English Translation (12 pics)
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Eleven words that exist in other languages but have no English translation.
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candysack
(28 Aug 2013 01:46) Total user comments:
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pic 10 according to this, homesick is apparently a non-existing word :02:
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Author: Bob (28 Aug 2013 02:08) Total user comments:
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What if I told you...that you just translated ALL of these words into English...
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Author: yt (28 Aug 2013 03:06) Total user comments:
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pic 3: it's actually "culaccino", very rarely used (as most of the others I believe).
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doch (German) - positive answer to a negative question, like:
You are not coming along? "Doch" (Yes, I'm not.)
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nice
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Author: babis (28 Aug 2013 08:27) Total user comments:
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And the GREEK word Philotimo
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pic #3: misspelled. the right spelling is CULACCINO. this word is seldom used: I've never heard it and I had to look fot it in an italian dictionary. (http://www.grandidizionari.it
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culaccino.aspx?query=culaccino
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I abide by the Dude
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Swaffelen (Dutch)- to repeatedly hit ones penis against someone/ thing
This was their 2008 word of the year, crazy Dutch...
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Author: ion (28 Aug 2013 14:55) Total user comments:
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Dor in romanian language - it means missing someone, wistful, nostalgic, longing
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Author: JALKMFE (28 Aug 2013 19:41) Total user comments:
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Sobremesa is normally used in south america. Try going as a backpacker and amaze yourself. Go to little towns and everybody lives with no rush. No watches!
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candysack
, you're wrong. Depaysement describes the nice feeling you have discovering a new culture and/or living in another country. It doesn't mean you're longing for your own country.
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Getting educated here.
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i was waiting for schadenfreude... didnt happen :02:
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wut?
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...like bob said...
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...want to add to the list go to Wales...
:61: :61: :61: :61: :61: :61: :61:
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