Learn on Swedish : Andedräkt

Breath. Literally translates to 'spirit gown' or 'spirit robe'.
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Learn on Dutch : gezellig

A word used when you are with a nice group of people at a fun/good place.
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Learn on Somali : Ii cun

literally translates to "Eat me", but means something like "eat this for me".
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Learn on Dutch : Dijenkletser

A joke so funny, you have the urge to slap your thigh.
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Learn on Australian English : To Bludge

To Scrounge, Goof off, be lazy, or shirk.
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Learn on French : L’esprit de l’escalier

Thinking of the perfect comeback too late.
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Learn on Italian : remigino

A child starting first grade.
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Learn on English : Hot mess

When ones thoughts or appearance are in a state of disarray but they maintain an undeniable attractiveness or beauty.
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Learn on French : Tutoyer / Vouvoyer

to use tu / vous when addressing someone.
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Learn on Turkish : Taşak Geçmek

Passing Ballsocks- Making fun of somebody.
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Learn on Colombian Spanish : Dar papaya

to give papaya, foolishly/needlesly exposing oneself to danger or ridicule.
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Learn on French : Pas terrible

it's pretty bad.
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Learn on Spanish : ajeno

Someone else's / outsider / foreigner.
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Learn on Marathi : टवाळक्या (ṭavāl̤akyā)

The silly and often counterproductive things that one does when they are supposed to be productive (studying, or doing some work).
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Learn on English : brain drain

When talented and educated people leave an economically underdeveloped region for greener pastures.
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Learn on Chinese : 后怕 hòupà

Fear after the event, delayed fear.
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Learn on Japanese : 闇討ち yamiuchi

To sneak-attack someone in the dark.
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Learn on Thai : ยัง (yang)

Not yet. Simple, used constantly, but no one-word equivalent in English.
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Learn on Serbo-croatian : inat

Irrational stubborness to spite someone.
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Learn on Norwegian : Pålegg

Anything you put on a piece of bread or in a sandwich.
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Learn on English : unlike

Dissimilar to, in contrast with, a typical of.
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Learn on Assamese : Ujan uthiche

A phenomenon during the monsoon, when freshwater fish start to breed after the first showers. When this happens, mature fish swim up to the surface of the water bodies, making it very easy to catch them.
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Learn on German : Scheinheilig

"seem to be holy"; to be hypocritical/sanctimonious.
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Learn on Afrikaans : mekaar

Each other, one another.
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Learn on Indonesian : Belah duren

literally "Cracking open a Durian," actually means "Losing virginity.".
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