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Vocabulary Lists ▶ 17 Untranslatable Words From Around The World

17 Untranslatable Words From Around The World

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Tuesday at 11:59 AM
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Hi Listeners! What words would you add to this list? Let us know!

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Thursday at 11:20 AM
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Hi Ofra,


Thanks a lot for your comments and great offer! I will definitely pass it along to our content team 😄 Let us know if you have any questions!


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Khanh

Team CantoneseClass101.com

Ofra
Wednesday at 11:56 AM
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You should add a new section with Cantonese colloquial translated into English idioms. That is sorely needed. I have yet to see that section in any languages website. The closest (but it was not easily found) was with about. I could contribute for free for the French language as I am bilingual. I've been living in Ireland for 17 years. You can contact me on my email if you are interested.

Ofra
Wednesday at 11:51 AM
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'Friolero' can be translated into a Slang French idiom: 'Cul gelé'. I am sorry about the language, but that can be translated into French. (I'm a French native).