Word Game - Final Entry

3 years ago by happy_frog · 157 Likes · 10 comments · Fresh

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happy_frog · 3 years ago · FIRST

Japanese, 'sayonara.' (Its meaning is closer to 'farewell.' Basically, it's something you say when you don't expect to see the person/thing again)

creativedragonbaby · 3 years ago

(Please note the o sound is long. I see far too many people saying it too fast)

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xvarnah · 3 years ago

I wish I could have participated more but sadly I'm an uncultured monolinguial

happy_frog · 3 years ago

It's okay. If you've enjoyed it, then you've done your share of participation.

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poisin_kat · 3 years ago

French: Au revoir, or in this case, "Adieu" since it's more permanent. (At least that's the distinction I was taught)

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mr_pigeonwizard · 3 years ago

Norwegian: Ha det (short version), ha det bra (medium version), ha det bra så lenge(long version), that last one is almost like Ace Ventura's 'Take care now, bye bye then'

xvarnah · 3 years ago

I'm sorry but am I can think right now is:
Du (short version)
Du hast (longer short version)
Du hast mich (medium version)
Du hast mich gefragt (long version)
Du hast mich gefragt und ich hab nichts gesagt (final version)

mr_pigeonwizard · 3 years ago

Yeah, I can see the resemblance

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savage_demmigod · 3 years ago

Afrikaans: totsiens
Pronounced toht-seens

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ratfink11 · 3 years ago

I will miss the frogs

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