I wrote some of my favourite words in the languages I’ve studied: BG: щурец, чушка, човъркам, крещя, галя, тъпан, тръшкам EN: thorough, they, precious, sure, shepherd D: Tür, gehen, sehen ES: alegría, sueño. perder, traer, otoño, caer, llavar, tomar FR: cadeau, chaque, enfant, toujours IT: preduto, fatto, chiaro, prego, primavera (N)GR: ξέχασα, χαιρετίζματα, αγαπάω, ξεχνάω, χιόνι, γάλα, μάτια CZ: moře, milujem (tě) ESP: –- SR: кућа, добро, љубим, желим, рођен TR: ediyor, tarih, yazıyour, yavaş, başka RO: trăiesc, iubesc, vreau, doar, soarele TG: silid, kapag, tulog, ilog RUS: сволочь, девочка, день PT: regiração, dizer, verão, desejo NR: brødrene, knær, snø, øynene, ørene, hverandre LAT: praetor, honor, ferrebantur (A)GR: τραχεῖα, Ἁληκαρνάσος, καταστρέφω, ἀποκάλυψις, κῖς, ῥήμα, ἀπόφθεγμα I have some other fav words in other langs such as Swedish kvinnorna and lots of words in Hebrew :} Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Свързани
Ми гъби?:)
ММне. Тя не.
Сигурен ли си? Гъбииии ?
Ааа,,, да. Съжалявам ^^
Всъщност, Желю ми харесва далеч повече :p
O que significa “regiração”? Nunca (ou)vi tal palavra… Deve ser lusitana. 😀
Ahaha! Veramente não há tal palavra em português! Estive seguro que tinha encontrado-a ^^
Mas, ela parece como una palavra portuguesa, não é ? =P
Sound/looks like a noun formed from the verb regirar, only that the verb itself isn’t so common, and such a noun is something I’ve never seen or heard. Yet, since it does have this Portuguese-like structure, I wouldn’t have got surprised if you’d told me it’s used in Portugal. 🙂
Hmmm,,, it happens so when one pays attention to everything that appears in his mind ^^