What is your favorite word in your mother tongue?
Mine is "hókifli", aka Hungarian Snow Crescent. It's a delicious cookie.
What is your favorite word in your mother tongue?
Easton Lewis
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Cooper Rodriguez
looks good
Adrian Rodriguez
>hókifli
Az apád fasza.
Bentley King
Tastes good, too.
I found a recipe in English just for you.
Kayden Perry
It's kinda dry.
Grayson Long
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Zachary Bell
Why do they have to make them look line dog shit thats been out in the sun for a couple of days?
Brandon Edwards
>snow crescent
>crescent
A magyar büszke turáni nép.
Anthony Howard
countryside peasants are poor and powdered sugar is expensive
heres how it really looks like in the rich hungarian capital area
Samuel Thomas
Looks like German Vanillekipferl
Austro-Hungarian heritage
Dylan Rogers
U-um, Hi guys
David Jackson
>csöröge
Itt a vég.
Daniel Long
That looks better
Joshua Gomez
looks like travel pillows
Luis Davis
The Spanish words for "funeral" are all really cool:
> "Velorio"
the wake, the vigil.
> "Sepelio"
the burial and subsequent rites.
> "Exequias"
the religious ceremonies sorrounding the funeral
There's of course "funeral", but it isn't used in common speech
Ryan Anderson
my favourite word is rž
Kevin Scott
"Moist" is a pretty good one if you wanna annoy everyone around you.
Flabbergasted
Brandon Peterson
Sounds a bit evil, to be honest.
Luis Long
>hókifli
does that mean "snow breadstick"?
Sebastian Brooks
>rž
Back to Mordor with thee.
Josiah Scott
My personal favourite is ευδαιμονία, eudemonia which roughly translates to psychological harmony, well being, happiness and it also refers to the state of acting within the rules of perfect virtue according to Aristotle
Kevin Lopez
I also like ataraxia.
Adrian Morgan
lumme, means water lily
Jaxson Torres
krk
David Rivera
Interesting.
Samuel Gonzalez
Yarak manzarak
Lincoln Price
Ħawħ. I like the sound of it.