Thread 214102674

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Anonymous

8/23/2025, 2:06:34 PM No.214102674 >>214102729 >>214102798 >>214102856 >>214102897 >>214103654

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>insect that flies around
>oi knorr, let's call it a fly

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 2:08:38 PM No.214102729

>>214102674 (OP)
>English words of Germanic origin
shit, pig, turd, fuck
>English words of French origin
victory, vintage, conquest, beauty
>English words of Latin origin
accelerate, antique, sacrament, spectator
>English words of Greek origin
grammar, technology, astronomy, history

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 2:09:08 PM No.214102739

simple as

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 2:11:19 PM No.214102798 >>214102897 >>214105960

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>>214102674 (OP)
>insect that flies and has something to do with butter
>let's call it a butterfly

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 2:13:35 PM No.214102856 >>214103023

>>214102674 (OP)
>German: fly (insect): Fliege
>German: fly (verb): Fliegen
Apologise right now

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 2:15:05 PM No.214102897

>>214102798
>>214102674 (OP)
I kekked. Good thread. Someone make a collage if we get more britbong pepes and soyaks.

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 2:20:29 PM No.214103023 >>214103598 >>214103737 >>214105989

>>214102856
Notice that you can differentiate between them

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 2:23:25 PM No.214103104 >>214103708

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>this eagle isn't bald
>let's call it a bald eagle out of spite

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 2:39:23 PM No.214103598

>>214103023
"fly" vs "a fly"

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 2:41:10 PM No.214103654 >>214106002

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>>214102674 (OP)
Pic related, the inventor of the "walkie-talkie".

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 2:43:21 PM No.214103708

>>214103104
Keked.

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 2:44:23 PM No.214103737

>>214103023
You can differentiate them in English using context rather than being an autistic freak like krauts are

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 2:49:03 PM No.214103864

fluga (insect), flyga (verb)

English went Danish on pronunciation and removed a bunch of consonants.

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 2:59:37 PM No.214104153

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>The modern Tasmanian devil was named Sarcophilus harrisii ("Harris's flesh-lover") by French naturalist Pierre Boitard in 1841.[9]
>"Beelzebub's pup" was an early vernacular name given to it by the explorers of Tasmania, in reference to a religious figure who is a prince of hell and an assistant of Satan;[6] the explorers first encountered the animal by hearing its far-reaching vocalisations at night.[11] Related names that were used in the 19th century were Sarcophilus satanicus ("Satanic flesh-lover") and Diabolus ursinus ("bear devil"), all due to early misconceptions of the species as implacably vicious.[6]

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 4:06:09 PM No.214105960 >>214107242 >>214107320

>>214102798
What does it have to do with butter?

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 4:07:16 PM No.214105989

>>214103023
>fly
>befly

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 4:07:42 PM No.214106002

>>214103654
Cuz u can walkie while you talkie

Brits are geniuses

Anonymous

8/23/2025, 4:16:59 PM No.214106272

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