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Shooting Ground/School

UK and US Language Differene Fries Chips Airplane Aeroplane Underground School Subway
UK and US Language Differene Fries Chips Airplane Aeroplane Underground School Subway

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US/UK

UK and US Language Differenes Chips Fries Aeroplane Airplane Underground Subway Playground Middle East
UK and US Language Differenes Chips Fries Aeroplane Airplane Underground Subway Playground Middle East

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Mickey Mouse

Mickey Mouse Mickey Mouse Mikke Mus Mikki m'us Mikki Hiiri Musse Pigg Topolino
Mickey Mouse Mickey Mouse Mikke Mus Mikki m'us Mikki Hiiri Musse Pigg Topolino

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Spot the difference

It's about <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spotted_dick">this.</a>

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English vs Finnish

Fun fact: "-Kokko! Kokoo kokoon koko kokko. -Koko kokkoko? -Koko kokko." is a valid conversation in Finnish.
Fun fact: "-Kokko! Kokoo kokoon koko kokko. -Koko kokkoko? -Koko kokko." is a valid conversation in Finnish.

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english finnish maa land earth ground words homonym trollface

Bird names

ROBIN (U ROBIN (USA) a kind of thrush very bouncy * migratory, associated with return of spring can Jump very much on ANY worm "V. V. small, round and angry * will fight anyone * associated with Christmas * sits in hedges & shouts at people BUZZARD (USA) * a friendly vulture that comes and gets you when you are dead BUZZARD (UK) * the normal generic hawk bird * pretty common, not distinctive * sits in trees sulking mostly circles overhead and waits for you to be a redtail hawk with no r dead * just a normal vulture, pretty much ed tail MAGPIE (UK) * a Fun and Jaunty Fellow * a kind of crow (but sparkly & iridescent) * associated with theft, collecting shiny things, tacky taste MAGPIE (AUSTRALIA) * a MURDERBID * a kind of shrike (aka butcherbird) * associated with MURDER and VIOLENCE
ROBIN (U ROBIN (USA) a kind of thrush very bouncy * migratory, associated with return of spring can Jump very much on ANY worm "V. V. small, round and angry * will fight anyone * associated with Christmas * sits in hedges & shouts at people BUZZARD (USA) * a friendly vulture that comes and gets you when you are dead BUZZARD (UK) * the normal generic hawk bird * pretty common, not distinctive * sits in trees sulking mostly circles overhead and waits for you to be a redtail hawk with no r dead * just a normal vulture, pretty much ed tail MAGPIE (UK) * a Fun and Jaunty Fellow * a kind of crow (but sparkly & iridescent) * associated with theft, collecting shiny things, tacky taste MAGPIE (AUSTRALIA) * a MURDERBID * a kind of shrike (aka butcherbird) * associated with MURDER and VIOLENCE

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Sirens always have your best interests at heart

"Source":https://twitter.com/sarahchurchwell/status/773478577295667200
"Source":https://twitter.com/sarahchurchwell/status/773478577295667200

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SpongeBob SquarePants - Venezuela, Spain, Brazil, Portugal

I used Venezuela because 1. This is where the show is mainly dubbed in Latin American Spanish; 2. There's really no general Latin American Spanish flag as far as I know. I also didn't include Bob Esponja's last name for Venezuela and Spain because I couldn't find any information on it being officially used, but as far as rumors go, it's Bob Esponja Pantalones Cuadrados.
I used Venezuela because 1. This is where the show is mainly dubbed in Latin American Spanish; 2. There's really no general Latin American Spanish flag as far as I know. I also didn't include Bob Esponja's last name for Venezuela and Spain because I couldn't find any information on it being officially used, but as far as rumors go, it's Bob Esponja Pantalones Cuadrados.

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i really didn’t see that coming…

"source":http://linguisticconvoy.tumblr.com/post/140115160511/i-really-didnt-see-that-coming
"source":http://linguisticconvoy.tumblr.com/post/140115160511/i-really-didnt-see-that-coming

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WHYYYYYYYY!!!

HART MK ONLY kwik-E-Mart : kwik-E-Mart kwik-E-Mart kwik-E-Mart kwik-E-Mart kwik-E-Mart kwik-E-Mart3 El Badulaque
HART MK ONLY kwik-E-Mart : kwik-E-Mart kwik-E-Mart kwik-E-Mart kwik-E-Mart kwik-E-Mart kwik-E-Mart3 El Badulaque

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The dubbing in Spanish of Spain ruins everything

UNCLE GRANDPA d CN Uncle Grandpa ( Tio Grandpa Tio Grandpa Tio Grandpa (OO Tio Grandpa Tito Yayo GENIUS
UNCLE GRANDPA d CN Uncle Grandpa ( Tio Grandpa Tio Grandpa Tio Grandpa (OO Tio Grandpa Tito Yayo GENIUS

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differenze linguistiche uncle grandpa title english spanish spain latin america mexico colombia argentina chile spanish dubbing ruins everything genius

Pleasure

funny
funny

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Fuckin' Germany

http://imgur.com/gallery/BqXTHm8
http://imgur.com/gallery/BqXTHm8

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útvarp (Radio in Icelandic)

Differenze linguistiche radio Radio radiO radio ノradio ·ラジオ(rajo) , radio ノradio , radio radio O ))-radio paAno (radio) J- raadiyo radio útvarp
Differenze linguistiche radio Radio radiO radio ノradio ·ラジオ(rajo) , radio ノradio , radio radio O ))-radio paAno (radio) J- raadiyo radio útvarp

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differenze linguistiche radio iceland

Inspired by this brilliant video (8:43): <iframe width="420" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/4A-dMqEbSk8" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> For the record, I only included languages in which only the _plural_ form of "apes" and "monkeys" is synonymous; this graph excludes languages in which the non-plural form of "apes" and "monkeys" is synonymous but not the plural (in German, for example, "affe" is used to refer to both monkeys and apes, but the plural form of those words are, respectively, "affen" and "menschenaffen").
Inspired by this brilliant video (8:43): <iframe width="420" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/4A-dMqEbSk8" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> For the record, I only included languages in which only the _plural_ form of "apes" and "monkeys" is synonymous; this graph excludes languages in which the non-plural form of "apes" and "monkeys" is synonymous but not the plural (in German, for example, "affe" is used to refer to both monkeys and apes, but the plural form of those words are, respectively, "affen" and "menschenaffen").

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russian swedish french korean italian polish portuguese hungarian arabic afrikaans finnish hebrew norwegian apes monkeys czech apes are monkeys swahili old world monkeys new world monkeys old world primates primates primatology

Elektrosicherheitszaunanlage (Electric fence in German)

JElectric fence Achtung Elektrosicherheitszaunanlage ) Schrikdraad Elektrosicherheitszaunanlage!!!
JElectric fence Achtung Elektrosicherheitszaunanlage ) Schrikdraad Elektrosicherheitszaunanlage!!!

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