Dtuch
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Me and my friend used to like saying um die ecke (around the corner) a lot as it sounded very Wigan-like
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Really like liefje too.
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Merde is enjoyable to say.
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coração
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A penpal used to sign her letters off with ‘musi’ instead of love or kind regards. It’s the Estonian word for ‘kisses’, which is kind of lovely.
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Manyana
It’s my nickname 
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Hiraeth.
It’s Welsh for deep longing.
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Verstopfung
Durchfall
Favourite words from German classes… Love how literal German is, especially the second word!
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Deep longing for tilty to unmute me
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More German from me
Handschuh (glove, literally hand shoe).
Auspuff (exhaust, it’s just nice to say)
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I like and use the following Gujurati words (spellings probably wrong):
Bhoot - Ghost
Pard - Fart
Dutti - Belly button
Tapat - A little smack
Gind (pronounced to rhyme with rind) - Bottom
Chumples - Slippers or Flip Flops
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Going to go with Schlep.
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French word for armchair
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Always enjoyed GANBARIMASU!!! meaning “I will do my best!” from Japanese. The contestants always used to shout it at the start of a round in Takeshi’s Castle
I also like “bakero!” which means something like “You idiot!” but apparently the Japanese don’t really swear with fucks and shits all over the place, so this is much more offensive in Japan. I love watching a yakuza film with people cutting each others fingers off or shooting a rival point blank or something else extremely violent while hearing them shouting “you’ve got some nerve, idiot!” at each other
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any japanese loan word.
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ñacurutú (nyA-cu-ru-TU)
It’s the Guaraní word for a kind of South American owl, apparently my grandma used to call my cousin’s boyfriend ñacurutú cos he had big eyes
Loads of Guaraní words sound cool
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