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No need for thanking me!
Rather, I would appreciate if you wrote any nice or funny or interesting word / phrase / insult in your native language (please add the language and the translation)
Thanks a lot from me ;)

Ilmatyynyalukseni on täynnä ankeriaita! (English translation: My hovercraft is full of eels!)

Edit: It's Finnish. Forgot to say that before...

8 years ago
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That odd moment when you can understand what you are reading and also have absolutely no idea what you are reading. Toivottavasti ei ollut sähköankeriaita. :P

8 years ago
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Not sure how many know this, but the phrase is from a Monty Python sketch

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Ah, I see. Have not watched that one. It explains a lot. Also, I am happy for your safety from eels in your future technology.

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One of my favorite words is flibbertigibbety, which means flighty or scatterbrained. :P

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I always liked "Lang may yer lum reek!"
It literally translates to "Long may your chimney smell of smoke". It's a Scottish phrase that means "May you always be wealthy enough to have fuel for your fire"

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It's not my native language, but "Pi hua" is Mandarin for "Bullshit" (although the direct translation is 'butt speak').

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Graciaaas!

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Thank you!!

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In Bristolian English when you graze your knee it's a 'scrage'

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Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz

German, cause people on the Internet seem to like long german words XD
If you need a translation it means roughly: beef label control tasktransfer law or something like that
I doubt anyone actually ever said that word ^^

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Tele van a a hócipőm - in hungarian it's "my snowshoes are full" - basically meaning that I'm totally fed up with something :D

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Va niquer ta mère espèce de con ( French for Go fuck your mom you asshole )
;)

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Χέστηκε η φοράδα στ'αλώνι - The mare shat itself at the threshing floor.

This is Greek. It means the topic of discussion is trivial, not noteworthy and no one really cares.

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This is my favorite insult: If my dog looked like you I'd shave his ass and teach him to walk backwards.

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Thanks <3

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"Руки не доходят" - "(my) hands haven't come up to this". It's in russian and means "I have no time for doing this yet"

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Greek: Βρηκαμε παπα, ας θαψουμε πεντε-εξι. (Now that we found a priest, let's bury five or six people.)

Usually means that opportunities should be seized. :P

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I like it!

8 years ago
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Ta ^^

8 years ago
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Thank you for the chance and the awesome giveaway! :D

8 years ago
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Thanks for the chance!

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I'm studying ancient Greek, so here's one of their curses; βάλλε εις κόρακας.
It means "throw (yourself) to the crows".

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Mine's in English, as I am American, so here you go C:
"When you fall, I will be there to catch you - With love, the floor."

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Thank you ;D
In Hungarian: A macska rúgja meg.
In English: The cat should kick it. (I'm not 100% sure about the translation :P)
It means: God dammit/Fuck (/When something bad happens).

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"Fui ao mar colher cordões, vim do mar cordões colhi."
A tongue twister in Portuguese.

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thanx fot the game

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