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Can you teach me a new word in another language and tell me what it~~?

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mahsee' choo'
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tengo hambre: im hungry

te amo: i love you

adios: bye

donde vives: where do u live?

ALL IN SPANISH
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zusammenfassung (stu-zam-men- vas-stoong)

German for "review"

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Ketchup -- means tomato sauce in Cantonese ( a dialect of Chinese language)

And that is the orginal word ketchup widely use in English now.
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Tiamo

love-italian
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NO KA OI.... means "Absolutely The Best!" in Hawaiian...or literally...there is no better.

Here's a good one...the longest word in Hawaiian:

Humuhumunukanuka'a'pua'a

It is a kind of reef trigger fish often seen in and around Hawaiian reefs.  It means, man the runs fast like a pig and swims like a fish.

Aloha.  Hello, goodbye, love and spirit.  Literally, the "breath of love and life".  In ancient Hawaii, the "Ha" in aloHA was exaggerated and was said directly in the face of the other...so that the "breath of love" was shared by the other by breathing in the "Ha".  Not so sure it was a good thing right after a fish dinner, though...

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uck-fay

fu*k in pig latin.
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Spanish

"Como Estas?" Means "How Are You?"

Learned that in school =]
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helado- Spanish for ice cream

glace- French for ice cream

snyrting- Icelandic for bathroom

taak- Norwegian and Icelandic for thanks.

logreglen-Icelandic for police

snakker- Norwegian for do you speak.

pomme-French for apple

poisson- French for fish

auf weidersehn- German for good bye.

parka- Danish for kick

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"Kak dela?" - "How are you?" in Russian.

"Kohomada?" - "How are you?" in Sinhala.

"Yak Spravi?" - "How are you?" - in Ukranian.

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"Cantante" means "singer" in Italian.
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de nada

your welcome in spanish!
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quiero comer- i want to eat

spanish
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ni hao ma?

How are you? in mandrin

Apa khabar?

that's in malay, same meaning
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que pasa

it means wut's up in spanish

meshi

means food in japanese
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Ai means love in Japanese

My teache helped me remeber by the phrase "Ai love you" get it Ai like I.

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Hallo  - Hello

Velkommen -- Welcome

Hyggelig a treffe deg -- Pleased to meet you!

Mitt navn er -- my name is   -- (kris)

Beklager, jeg snakker ikke Norsk - I'm sorry you don't speak Norweigen

Tak- Thank you

Ha det - Goodbye
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bisou means kiss in french :)
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Sveenya Means Pig in Russian....you asked :)
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They are only well disciplined guests

In Modern Standard Arabic it would sound like this

whom do you fuckit in the butt.

whom = they/they are

do youf = guests (pl)

fuckit = only

in the butt = disxiplined

that's the best way I can explain it as this won't let my type in arabic for you.
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spanish :

amor. means love. <3

:D
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shoonik

means puppy in Armenian
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Tempo di partito

Italian-Party time
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momo = peach in Japanese

ne how = how are you in Chinese

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DÃƒÂƒÃ‚Â©solÃƒÂƒÃ‚Â© means Sorry in French.
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Papoutsi is shoes in Greek.
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Canadian

Eh.. How Zit Goan, ? want some dirty bird ?

American

hey, how are you ? want some KFC ?
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"Barev, Inchbes ek?"

It means hello, how are you in Armenian.
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mirda...its spanish for icecream. Next time you go to Dairy Queen say "Mi Gusta mirda, por favor."
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