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

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

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

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"

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

Graciaaas!

Thank you!!

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

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 ^^

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

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

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.

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

Thanks <3

"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"

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

Ta ^^

Thank you for the chance and the awesome giveaway! :D

Thanks for the chance!

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

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."

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).

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

thanx fot the game