Wie sagt man Korruption in verschiedenen europäischen Sprachen?
Von vladgrinch
Wie sagt man Korruption in verschiedenen europäischen Sprachen?
Von vladgrinch
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„Rüşvet“ is not corruption it means bribe. „Yolsuzluk“ is corruption.
Ruşvet is nonlegitimate money given as as pot-de-vin not „corruption“, in turkish corruption is “ yozlaşma“.
Don’t trust google translate for anything turkish related in the future, deepl is objectively better
Interesting the Switzerland doesn’t have a word for it!
The bulgarian one sadly has quite a few synonyms.
I love the Bulgarian one
Most of the west nowdays calls it *lobbying*
Lmao peevski
For the people who are not in on it (so everyone but bulgarians), the map is a joke, cause the word listed is the surname of our local corrupt wannabe dictator.
no corruption in Hungary
Edit for Turkish:
Rüşvet is Bribe
Corruption is Yozlaşma
Hey, Frisian is represented, and it’s correct!
Hungary xD
Vesztegetés means bribery in Hungarian, corruption is korrupció, no native word for that
rare sicilian inclusion!! Love to see it.
Rüşvet is a *bribe*
Corruption is *yolsuzluk*
I thought Ukrainian word for it was commission or VAT. It’s ubiquitous where transactions take place.
In Hungary we say korrupció, it’s a pretty well known word
Love that Icelandic preserves the originally sense of the word *spill* (common to Germanic languages) which in Old English meant to kill, waste, or destroy.
Do these colors mean anything?
Really Greece, Hungary and Bulgaria?
The swiss like “ wtf is corruption, never heard that before“
I like how this map includes ethnic minorities.
The colloquial term for corruption in German is ‚JensSpahn‘
A good map would have a legend for the colours.
[corruption](https://youtube.com/shorts/KLRAUY4rhN4?si=q1Dr6ktQWFMejhRy)
In the United States of America the word is „Trump Administration“.
Peevski doesn’t mean corruption, it means boar.
It’s wrong, for Slovakia it’s „korupcia“ not „korupcie“
Where did the extra -u in Icelandic come from? Did you use an app translator instead of a dictionary?
You used foreign word for Estonian.. Estonian has „äraostetavus“
Indonesian and Javenese: korupsi
Pronounced as in Dutch. Written differently
If you say it with a French accent it does seem like a French word
In US we say „Trump“
No Legend…oh that’s so hot!
I’ve always wondered why Celtic and Greek languages have completely different origins.