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Pamplemousse
machs nichts
malaish
de nada
atatakakunakatta (wasn't hot)
schadenfreude
forskningscenter
Bakbuk in Hebrew means "bottle", which is an onomatopoeia for the sound a bottle makes when you pour water out of it ("bakbukbakbukbakbuk...").
There is only one Lao word used in the English Language: BONG! ("water pipe" in Lao)
Elan
ribuy-tibuy is a Mundari word meaning, roughly, the sight, sound, or motion of a fat person's buttocks rubbing together as they walk
"Hay" in Spanish is more convenient than the English "there is/There are".
pissoir
pues
Scheisse
papagei-parrot(German)
mooie-beautiful/pretty(Dutch)
kedi-cat(Turkish-sounds like kitty)
The Greek word "arete," meaning, roughly, excellence. There isn't really a word in English that conveys the exact meaning.
Also, I like the Swahili greeting, jambo. It sounds exuberant. I would love to see one of my friends out on a morning run and yell, "Jambo!"
cuidado
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqpFUVAEhn8cubilas wrote:
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