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    In this podcast we will discover words in different languages that do not exist in English!

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    Entrecejo Mar 01, 2018
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    In this episode we go over ten Spanish words that don't exist in English. Ajena, Aturdir, Concuñado, Duende, Entrecejo, Friolento, Lampiño, Mimoso, Pavonearse & Vergüenza. Enjoy!


    Goldilocks Jan 27, 2018
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    In our fifth episode we talk about the Japenese word Shouganai, a German word Fisselig, and many more. We also revisit some words from previous episodes


    Shemomedjamo Dec 13, 2017
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    In our fourth episode we discover an Arabic word that literally translates into "You bury me", an Italian word "Reheated cabbage", a Swedish word meaning time optimist, and more.


    Dinkerdoodling Dec 04, 2017
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    In our third episode we learn two Japanese words: Arigata-meiwaku & Koi No Yokan


    Giggles For Gigil Nov 10, 2017
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    Have you always wondered why there's not a word to describe someone who spills their coffee on a regular basis? Well my friends, in Yiddish there is! In this podcast we discover the Filipino word Gigil along with two Yiddish words: Schlimazel and Schlemiel


    Grief Bacon Oct 23, 2017
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    In our first episode we delve into two german words that do not have direct English translations: Frustfressen & Kummerspeck


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