>English speakers call this a wheel
English speakers call this a wheel
>Spanish speakers can’t afford either definition of a wheel
Lithuanian speakers call it a wheel too. It looks like a wheel and it acts like a wheel, it's a wheel alright.
How do you, el circulo burgués?
Volante
>anglos are too poor to have a separate word for the steering wheel like "volante"
>el circulo burgues
Keked
>Spanish volante (literally “flying”).
Spaniards live in XXII century?
So you can buy an Aston Martin Steering Wheel?
Its the first time i realize its the verb "volar"
I thought it was unrelated holy shit
It is a masculine noun. Not a verb.
in Italian is also spoken "Volante"
>vairas
>Wheel
how?
it’s a steering wheel. makes sense to me.
we just call it steering but the way we say it sounds like staring
we use the same word as we use for government
We have a unique noun for it, derived from "pronunciation", of all things.
We call is stering. We have a proper Maltese word for it but we use it so much that I legit forgot it.
I mean its the first time i realize it comes from a verb
Latin verb "volantis"
Stūre from stūrēt, which means to steer.
spotted the retarded foreigner
>flying
it's more like flyer
In Serbian we call it volan
Based latin brother
>have a wheel that steers
>call it something else
Why do continentals make things so complicated
The correct word is steering yoke
But lingo is lingo
t. languaglet
It's called steeringwheel in most languages
volant here
>The correct word is steering yoke
It is.
>have a handle to steer your car
>call it a wheel even tho it never touches the ground or truly spin continuosly
English is literally a grug language
>wait a second, im gonna turn on my internet machine and connect the typing plank to shitpost on Jow Forums
Do you also call screens "image circuit"? Or semaforos "traffic lights"?
I thought americans being bad at their own language was just a yoke
Oh-oh, cantare oh-Oh-OH-Oh
I HAD TO LISTEN TO THAT SONG EVERYDAY FOR AN ENTIRE SUMMER AS A WAITER
IT HURTS
OI PABLO, ONE SER-VEY-SAH POR-FAY-VOR
>hes too dumb to differentiate between whats literal and whats not in english
S-shut up..