things that have a funny meaning in other languages!

[Drew]

US - 'Gas'

UK - 'Petrol'

 

[LagunaBeachCA]

Rubber (UK)

Eraser (US). Rubber = Condom in US.

 

[prplhz]

PSML Thanks Nish-o! tell me youll be meeting me and Mambobirdette for sangria at the strip in Spet ! 8)

Fingers crossed hon x

I will be there in September, so maybe if you are going then we can have a meet-up at sunset in the same place we met, by coincidence last time! 8)

BTW and you guys can tell me if this is true, I had an english lass tell me one time the when you say you are "stuffed" in the US you say that when you are full after eating a meal. But in the UK that means that you, oh let's keep this G-rated, have a penis is all places tht one can fit, is this true?

 

[petraxx]

In Northern Europe, the word "Motherf*cker" is often used as a greeting.

which country to be precise? i've never heard of it

the fitting room in dutch is paskamer, which sounds like "shit sea" to finnish people. also the french name pascal sounds like shit

 

[nish]

Prplhz

Hi mate! Long time no see

Yes! Definately. I will bring the smokes this time

x

 

[Ibiza-girlie]

pmsl! ik wil neuken means i wanna funk in dutch, but it means i wanna nuke someone in danish lol*

 

[utagaura]

Think carefully on how you're introducing yourself if your name's Gary in Japan...

Geri, (pronounced pretty much the same) in Japanese means diarrhea..

 

[SidCeroo]

In english a moron is a stupid person/idiot, in welsh it means carrot.

Thinking of foods with names that are funny in English, how about:

And for Americans:

 

[Ibiza-girlie]

PMSL goodoneeverybodt, espeically the diahrea thing!