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Weronika

Dialect/Slang word: brykać

Description: To run, jump, make some troubles (mostly related to children).

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João

imperial

beer

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Slang: Tapullo, which refers to a makeshift repair made most often with recycled materials/whatever you have at home and often lasting over time. My granpa is the best at this!

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Terez Gyimoti

“Egi!” - the short version of “Egészségedre!”, which means “Cheers!”

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Gazówa = sprint

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🇧🇷✌🏼

Slang word: uai (like what the hell?)

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Dialect/slang word: pota

Description: filler word to express surprise, resignation, or to reinforce a concept examples

"Did you pass the test?“ “Pota no"

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Talavera

A traditional and old pottery technique of my home town.

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Bolzano, Autonomous Province of Bolzano – South Tyrol

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Bolzano, Autonomous Province of Bolzano – South Tyrol

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Bolzano, Autonomous Province of Bolzano – South Tyrol

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Beccone - mosquito bite

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"Craic" is the Irish word for fun, thats why we say "having the crack"

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Dale! - translation: Let’s go!

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Fakat - a slang for "really"

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Zofia

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If someone says “中” in this area, it means ok, good, fine, sure, awesome. It shows how simple, kind, and genuine Henan people are.

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Word: Órale

Definition: Ah, okay. WOW. Go ahead/on.

Depends a lot on how you pronounce it

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Leoni

dialect: ogattig

meaning: unpractical

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Jyoti

fai- just a word to fill in, means nothing really but if someone uses it you can tell they’re from Franconia

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Wepa!” - a word unique to PR which is an exclamation of joy or excitement. We use it all the time!

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If someone says life in Thailand is “sabai sabai,” it means people take things easy, don’t stress too much, and try to enjoy the moment. It’s not lazy — it’s more about staying calm, content, and not overcomplicating things. ✨ In short:

Sabai sabai = relaxed, happy, unbothered, go-with-the-flow vibes.

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“Wepa” - a word unique to PR which is an exclamation of joy or excitement. We use it all the time!

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Stefano

Dialect/slang word: mano

Explanation: shortened version of "irmão". Similar to bro/mate/dude. Can be used to express surprise and it is not gender related.