Topic: (GOAL): One Language ~ One Word (Read 3439 times)
Lingala word added.
Spanish: anhelo (yearning)
Asturian: suañu (dream)
Asturian: suañu (dream)
Thanks, Nubarius. Added.
I just added a Navajo word to the list in the OP.
Spanish: anhelo (yearning)
Asturian: suañu (dream)
Asturian: suañu (dream)
Still no Japanese up there? I'm surprised...
便所 (benjo) - Japan is famous for this piece of technology.
便所 (benjo) - Japan is famous for this piece of technology.
Added! I had to look it up, only to discover that it's a Portuguese soup kettle.
Actually, that Portugese soup kettle is just in the shape of it. Probably made for fun. In reality, a benjo is a high-end wine brewery machine, often used in fancy fortresses located around California and Texas.
And you drink it with a straw.
Now, only if somebody would shop Benjo Winery on the vessel.
Still no Japanese up there? I'm surprised...
便所 (benjo) - Japan is famous for this piece of technology.
便所 (benjo) - Japan is famous for this piece of technology.
Added! I had to look it up, only to discover that it's a Portuguese soup kettle.
Actually, that Portugese soup kettle is just in the shape of it. Probably made for fun. In reality, a benjo is a high-end wine brewery machine, often used in fancy fortresses located around California and Texas.
Still no Japanese up there? I'm surprised...
便所 (benjo) - Japan is famous for this piece of technology.
便所 (benjo) - Japan is famous for this piece of technology.
Added! I had to look it up, only to discover that it's a Portuguese soup kettle.
That makes sense, since they're next door to each other, they would use the same style of soup kettle. Damn shame, though, that they stole the idea from Psytoshi's kinfolk.
Still no Japanese up there? I'm surprised...
便所 (benjo) - Japan is famous for this piece of technology.
便所 (benjo) - Japan is famous for this piece of technology.
Added! I had to look it up, only to discover that it's a Portuguese soup kettle.
Still no Japanese up there? I'm surprised...
便所 (benjo) - Japan is famous for this piece of technology.
便所 (benjo) - Japan is famous for this piece of technology.
Added! I had to look it up, only to discover that it's a Portuguese soup kettle.
Still no Japanese up there? I'm surprised...
便所 (benjo) - Japan is famous for this piece of technology.
便所 (benjo) - Japan is famous for this piece of technology.
I just added a Guarani word. We're now at 21 different languages.
I just added Tajik: Ҳocил: Harvest, but I need the Latin/Roman script. Who here knows it so that I can amend the OP?
Looks like Cyrillic script, so I guess Hosil (ho-see-l)
Looks right! http://books.google.com/books?id=iQTPUjE0RHMC&pg=PA184&lpg=PA184&dq=Hosil+harvest&source=bl&ots=PJ5qn8xOm0&sig=drkCnrZxNYEULWYzUQi5T3mAN78&hl=en&sa=X&ei=6AJRUfyrGMWHqwGX5oCwBQ&ved=0CDYQ6AEwAA
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Hosil Bairami (Harvest celebration) This celebration, usually associated with the end of the cotton-gathering season, fell victim to state ideology and was forcibly
I just added Tajik: Ҳocил: Harvest, but I need the Latin/Roman script. Who here knows it so that I can amend the OP?
Looks like Cyrillic script, so I guess Hosil (ho-see-l)
I just added Tajik: Ҳocил: Harvest, but I need the Latin/Roman script. Who here knows it so that I can amend the OP?
Brazilian Portuguese
Passion Fruit = Maracujá
I love maracujá :3
Passion Fruit = Maracujá
I love maracujá :3
Now, that's something that could be purchased with Bitcoin:
Brazilian Portuguese
Passion Fruit = Maracujá
I love maracujá :3
Passion Fruit = Maracujá
I love maracujá :3
North and South do indeed use the same language, just as Americans and Cajuns both speak English -- kind of. They can understand each other (aside from Spanish / Mexican style) word differences across a 50+ year gap in sharing information, but the pronunciation is much different, similar to someone in the deep country of South Korea.
As for a word to pick for South Korea? 관심 (Kwanshim). That about sums up the two Koreas and everything they stand for in a nutshell.
As for a word to pick for South Korea? 관심 (Kwanshim). That about sums up the two Koreas and everything they stand for in a nutshell.
관의 심 = The core of the pipe
관의심 = Tube doubt
Which one are you suggesting, or is there a better translation?
Not "관의심", just "관심". http://endic.naver.com/krenEntry.nhn?entryId=19679d523120474eac3679797bce0ff4&query=%EA%B4%80%EC%8B%AC
It means "attention". Both the citizens and the government of South Korea are major attention whores. For the North, it's only true of the government.
Accepted! Thanks, bud.
Now, to add some stripes to the list(s) in the OP, by introducing a Northern Sotho word.
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North and South do indeed use the same language, just as Americans and Cajuns both speak English -- kind of. They can understand each other (aside from Spanish / Mexican style) word differences across a 50+ year gap in sharing information, but the pronunciation is much different, similar to someone in the deep country of South Korea.
As for a word to pick for South Korea? 관심 (Kwanshim). That about sums up the two Koreas and everything they stand for in a nutshell.
As for a word to pick for South Korea? 관심 (Kwanshim). That about sums up the two Koreas and everything they stand for in a nutshell.
관의 심 = The core of the pipe
관의심 = Tube doubt
Which one are you suggesting, or is there a better translation?
Not "관의심", just "관심". http://endic.naver.com/krenEntry.nhn?entryId=19679d523120474eac3679797bce0ff4&query=%EA%B4%80%EC%8B%AC
It means "attention". Both the citizens and the government of South Korea are major attention whores. For the North, it's only true of the government.
North and South do indeed use the same language, just as Americans and Cajuns both speak English -- kind of. They can understand each other (aside from Spanish / Mexican style) word differences across a 50+ year gap in sharing information, but the pronunciation is much different, similar to someone in the deep country of South Korea.
As for a word to pick for South Korea? 관심 (Kwanshim). That about sums up the two Koreas and everything they stand for in a nutshell.
As for a word to pick for South Korea? 관심 (Kwanshim). That about sums up the two Koreas and everything they stand for in a nutshell.
관의 심 = The core of the pipe
관의심 = Tube doubt
Which one are you suggesting, or is there a better translation?
Latvian: Tēvzeme
Fatherland (homeland)
Fatherland (homeland)
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North and South do indeed use the same language, just as Americans and Cajuns both speak English -- kind of. They can understand each other (aside from Spanish / Mexican style) word differences across a 50+ year gap in sharing information, but the pronunciation is much different, similar to someone in the deep country of South Korea.
As for a word to pick for South Korea? 관심 (Kwanshim). That about sums up the two Koreas and everything they stand for in a nutshell.
As for a word to pick for South Korea? 관심 (Kwanshim). That about sums up the two Koreas and everything they stand for in a nutshell.
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