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isa ?
explain

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Comes from the old Hebrew Itzahk. Finns are not mongols, but an ancient tribe of Jews; the sons of Itzahk.

isa is jesus in turkish

>turkroaches calls oтцa бaбoй

Isa is the name of Jesus in quran

How did French go from "pater" to "père"? Sometimes I just don't understand how French manages.

They also managed to fuck up Hlōdowig (Ludvig) into Clovis.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_French#Frankish
>This Germanic language shaped the popular Latin spoken here and gave it a very distinctive identity compared to the other future Romance languages. The very first noticeable influence is the substitution of the Latin melodic accent by a Germanic stress and its result was diphthongization, differentiation between long and short vowels, the fall of the unaccented syllable and of the final vowels:
>Latin decimus, -a ‘tenth’ > OF disme > F dîme ‘tenth’ (> E dime; Italian decimo, Portuguese décimo, Spanish diezmo)
>VL dignitate > OF deintié (> E dainty; Italian dignità, Romanian demnitate)
>VL catena > OF chaeine (> E chain; Occitan, Portuguese cadeia, Spanish cadena, Italian catena)

what? why? it's just how we named the father. better you explain why you call father the way we call a gentle touch to the hair you silly silly pooptoguise

Ah, so this is why French sounds ugly.

Try saying padre 20 or 30 times.
Then start taking out letters that don't seem convenient.
Simplify.

I want to hug you :3

when will you drop the sanctimonious act, you italian subhuman? do you think your non-white speak sounds good?

i hope it's not going to be a very gay hug. i am allergic to gay

albanians call their father with a turkish word. Albanians confirmed sond of turks

padre nuestro

>padre
so is calling someone your compadre comparable to calling someone daddy or something?? I thought it was a term for a friend or cohort

no
we also have "compère" in French and it means accomplice according to google translation

I promise you :3

>Ukraine - batka
>Bulgaria - basha
>Turkey - baba
Coincidence?

well.. i guess it's ok then. but you have to be prepared for me groping your butt while we hug

It literally just means someone who you share a father or father figure with

What are those blue marks saying tatã in Greece?

Aromanian, an eastern romance language similar to Romanian.

hmm?

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Spain not papi?

You said no gay stuff.

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watch less porn ffs :DDD

I LIED XDDD

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And we call padre to the priests here in my country.
Thanks.

AIIIIII PAPIIIII

Would you put it in my special hole?

Can someone please explain Maltese to me? Why is it unique?

i'll put it in all your holes

It's the last remnant of the Arabic languages that were spoken on Sicily and Malta. It's closely related to North African Arabic.

But every English speaking country uses dad which is Celtic

We use "babas" but it is used like "dad" is used in English.

why do americans call their fathers old man?

Would you kidnap me and force me to do hrt?
I'd wear a skirt for you

i'd say that farsan and pappa are the most used ones but ok

did it once as a kid in the car and my dad started whining for the entire trip, telling me that his father would have beaten him up for it

same but papà

you better not wear any undies under the skirt. i'll rip them off so you'll save some money

That appears to be a faulty map

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Less?! :O

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It's a deal,come get me,I live in Porto.

>tfw called my dad ''cockhead'' when I was pissed off as a kid
>actually believed I was about to meet the big man upstairs
I didnt even mean to say it, it just popped out.

Here "otac" is formal ("father"), while "tata" ("dad") is informal.

such an easy "girl". not interested

Looks like I am going to Estonia.
Don't go to Tallinn tomorrow.

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We use baba but it means grandmother

Also the ukrainian equivalent means brother in our language.

apa>>>>>>>everything else

If anything then it should be "Vodda" not "Vadda"

DO NOT CUM TO TARTU YOU FILTHY WHORE!!!!!!!!!

I don't think I've ever heard anyone say "fader" here. Just "far".

I mean other than like addressing a priest in a movie.

>We use baba but it means grandmother
Same. It's informal/negative here, with "baka" being proper.

You shut up about Tartu you filthy whore.

who even says far?
literal autism tier way of adressing your father
pappa or farsan is the only socially acceptable ones

ohoh.... emane?

Emane detected

Older people I suppose.

Also I do. But I sort of started doing it ironically but then I got so used to doing that it became normal.

oot. ma nüüd ei saa aru... kas sa arvad, et ma olen emane või siis mu detektor detekteeris reaalse emase ???

we just say far
fader is pretty archaic

never heard anyone saying père except in official papers
papa is more used

Íosa is Jesus in Irish

I will go to Tartu now ~~~~

see on asi, millest ainult mehed aru saavad, mu lilleke.

ah ouais tu dis "mon papa" et pas "mon père" quand tu parles de lui à quelqu'un

>mu lilleke.
no selge.. munnikandja..

vaata lilleke, mehed annavad molli kui jutt läheb kahtlaseks.

uht kaht kaka kolmjandi uruteli koht aapa

onko se mitä sanot?

and our word for daddy is oči (in Carniola) and atek (dim. of ata, Styrian dialectal)

In Slovene, baba has shifted meaning from crone to wench, broad, hence why an old woman is vulgarly stara baba

was true until he died

>apa
>apuka
>apuci
>apus
>apucika
>apácska
>apci

Delete that fucking shit. I hate it when they put the swedish speaking parts in the map even though even in those parts 90% of the people speak Finnish and only Finnish

this

Yes, everyone knows that French is a language for faggots

>being this delusional

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ata is actually the proper way to say father in turkish too. i bet we spurdoed papa from latin or something.

there is also peder. nobody uses ata or peder in normal language by themselves, they're used to make other worlds.

Im white and say baba

>being this delusional

What sori of argument is that

t. other

>Vater

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