>1) Country.
>2) What is this called in your language?
1) Flag
2) dog (coбaкa)
>1) Country.
>2) What is this called in your language?
1) Flag
2) dog (coбaкa)
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It's "at" here.
I heard it's called differently in France.
waiting for french posters to confirm
>country
>what is this called in your language
1) Russian Federation
2) C like a dollar (Эc кaк дoллap)
Hueland
Arroba
It's objectively an "at"
Don't @ me
Even my mom knows that latin "C" isn't cyrillic "C".
shtrudel
Arroba
>Arroba
does this mean anything in Portuguese?
it sounds kind of similar to how the french say it.
It's Arabic.
thats my character. he's looking for the amulet of yendor. he has died many, many deaths.
whelk
Apenstaartje(monkey tail)
the most logical name desu
French say arobase. I don't know about italians but it's probably similar in all romance languages
It comes from Arrub, which is a symbol (@) Arabs used as a measurement unit.
"monkey's tail" in Romanian
Yeah, just read about it too and realised in particular situations we also use it to measure things
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Snabel-a
When read out loud in emails etc, people usually just say "at" though
n-am auzit in viata mea "coada maimutei" ce plm
1) Italia
2) Chiocciola
Pronunciation for amerimutts: kee-o-ccho-la (you have to emphasize the double c)
How many Russians have you got, Moldovans?
My friend was born in Kishinev and he speaks Russian fluently.
1.Flag
2. Monkey (małpa)
why is arabic used in romance languages???
flag
kurl-a. Kinda genius world because kurla, means curly, so it's either curl-a or curly.
Flag
Arroba
ese
Oldschool: miukumauku
Newschool: ät
we use arroba here (dunno if they do in other spanish cunts) as a measuring unti as well. Example: you are at the municipal market and you can buy 1 arroba of potato. 1 arroba equals about 12kg
We don’t really have a flip word for this though cause “at” means “and”, and nothing more.
nigga, it has never been used as "and" here, just "at."
mex, br says that too but italy has a different word for it.
>C like a dollar
Wut?
Arroba here too
Pee poop symbol
Actually people here don't need to learn English or the latin alphabet and the way letters used in it pronounced.
Arab rapebabies
Whatever the origin of the @ symbol, the history of its usage is more well-known: it has long been used in Spanish and Portuguese as an abbreviation of arroba, a unit of weight equivalent to 25 pounds, and derived from the Arabic expression of "the quarter" (الربع pronounced ar-rubʿ)
grim
What could you expect from a gipsy
nothing wrong with that tho
Proximity to North Africa and Moors taking over Iberia.
b-but they are white :3
Arabs are Caucasian.
the more you know
there is no question about it whatsoever :3
>they are white
el goblino...
Full name: atto marku (at mark)
Simplified name: atto
strudel
I meant the word AT in tagalog means AND not @ u mong. What Im saying is we dont have a FILIPINO word for @
1)Flag
2)Παπάkι/papaki/ Lil'duck
this is irrelevant because we're only talking about "@" and not the word "at."
ffs
very strange to see that in many countries it seems it has long been in use. long before email addresses and shit.
>no english speakers know what it's called
???
why not
no ...
>мaймyнcкo a; мaймyнкa
monkey's a; monkey
>кльoмбa
No idea how to translate that one, it's impossible.
1. Flag
2. "at-symbol"*
* Back in the 90s, people on television would describe it as "the a with a circle around it" until someone told them it was the "at-symbol"
>why not
after some anons explained, i realized my ignorance.
Do you find others slavic languages amusing like they're funny versions of your own language?
A bit, yeah. I especially find the other South Slav languages very amusing to hear for some reason.