Wie man in europäischen Sprachen „wie“ sagt
Von vladgrinch
Wie man in europäischen Sprachen „wie“ sagt
Von vladgrinch
18 Kommentare
Before everyone laughs at the romanian “cum“, it must be noted that the word is pronounced differently and it has nothing to do with the english meaning.
[https://en.bab.la/pronunciation/romanian/cum](https://en.bab.la/pronunciation/romanian/cum)
Mom the Netherlands are insulting me again and Romania seems to be propositioning me.
Kak in Afrikaans means shit
Romanians don’t fuck around
In icelandic its hvernig, not hvering
Unique 🇦🇱
What does those colors mean?
Malta is looking rather semitic.
‚Wie’ has the same root as ‚how‘, so should be green too. It doesn’t have a different origin.
There are Turkish villages in Thrace, recognized and protected by Greek law but not a counted for by this map.
Wie, in Polish means „he/she knows“
I had sex!“
„Cum?“
„Yes!“
Afaik only two regions in southern slovakia have majority Hungarian speakers (Dunajska Streda and Komarno) yet all of these maps have the entire southern Slovakia marked as Hungarian speaking
I guess the Magyarization never ends
Kako is how i sometimes call poop
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Finnish has miten and kuinka (to pair with the Estonian word). Wouldn’t be able to tell you what the difference is though, if there is one.
‘How’ doesn’t have a direct translation in Irish. The translation depends on context. English uses one broad word, while Irish is closer to expressions like ‘what manner’ (cén chaoi), ‘what way’, or ‘by what means’