Words that exist and are popular in English but not in other languages
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Date: April 7th, 2021 9:28 PM Author: Titillating library
I don't get why certain words are so popular in English, especially words used to express the shittiness of others.
I grew up speaking 2 languages. I made a list some time ago of several words that have no meaning in the other language, I don't have the list handy now, but I can give 3 examples of words that exist in English and not in the other language to describe other humans.
Cringe-worthy - this word is non-existent in the 2nd language I speak. In Google translate, the translation is "noteworthy", just go figure. And cringe means "dying of embarrassment" that's the best translation so not even a word.
Clingey: Again, word does not even exist, the translation is "adhere".
Finally: Needy, lol. Another English language favorite, but it means "poor or underprivileged"
JFC at this culture of hatred.
Is there a reason why so many words are so incredibly specific and also so popular and they all are negative?
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Date: April 7th, 2021 9:43 PM Author: Titillating library
Well, let me make a different point. Provide 3-5 words for positive attributes and I'll tell you if they exist in English.
Personally, I can give you 3:
Poised: Does not exist, but it is a mix of 3 words, so English just put them together.
Charming: Exists
Amazing: Exists
So yeah, whatever faggot. You just proved my point as well. English speakers are mostly assholes.
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Date: April 7th, 2021 9:53 PM Author: Titillating library
Pensive: Not really, it just means engaged in his thoughts.
Brooding: Not that I know about a similar word. It would be disqueting.
Wistful: Yearning
Yeah, you chose words that are very close in meaning, but I doubt your average English speaker uses them very often. Why would there be an exact word for them in a second language? I was talking about words that even trailer park fucks can use.
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Date: April 7th, 2021 9:40 PM Author: dashing codepig main people
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doppelgänger
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