Wie sagt man „Hund“ in verschiedenen europäischen Sprachen?
Von vladgrinch
Wie sagt man „Hund“ in verschiedenen europäischen Sprachen?
Von vladgrinch
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Just saw Rob Words video on the origin of dog and this map came out.
Apparently it is unknown origin of the word „DOG“
Dog in Poland
Russia-speaking territory is exaggerated in Estonia and Latvia.
I’ts not fucking „cachorro“ it’s „cão“, do your research right ffs.
In Russia, a PES means a male dog. And the SOBAKA, the dog in general
In Spanish we have „can“ too.
you can also use „it“ in Turkish
Do a purple/orange mesh for Ireland rather than this Gaeltacht blob. Irish is spoken by people throughout, madra is said throughout Ireland, not just the west.
cachorro, o caralho!
it’s „cão“.
„ki“ in breton
Dog in Portuguese is cão.
Cachorro means puppy the map is wrong.
Maybe the UK should be green as well as purple: the word „hound“ is an alternative to dog, albeit not used as much.
It is interesting how close German „Hund“ is to English „Hound“.
where does kutya come from? sounds like the hindi word kutta
Why is Cyprus placed between Sicily and Greece? Did it wander off diluring an earthquake?
„Cachorro“ is used in Brazilian Portuguese, not European Portuguese.
Hunt in Estonian is wolf. Same as dog in Germanic languages.
Wrong, cão for Portugal. Cachorro is puppy.
WHERE THE HELL DID DOG COME FROM?!
STOP HATE UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE.
In catalan is „Gos“ and „Ca“. The later is how it is in Mallorca, for example.