Fun sayings from your country

many of os here arant english, and I thought, hey how about sharing some fun weird saying you have in your country

if you are English you are welcome to share some of the English onces you find funny

we have quite some funny ones here in Denmark

I like to add an extra one on the list, which my mom just said, after a guy drow over the soccer field in his car.

been greek catholic, it means, some people dont care that what they are doing is ruing it for others

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I’m cackling!

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What i want them to be

What they really are

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“First-class”
“Cheater-cock”
“Out-of-station”
“Mother/father/God promise”
“Mother/father/God swear”
“Non-veg joke”
“Bunking”
“Head bath”
“Tubelight”
“Timepass”

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du har ikke mange brikker pĂĄ lofted at flytte rundt med
you dont have a lot of puzzle pieces in the attic to move around.

means that person is pretty crazy

ikke den skarpest kniv i skuffen
not the sharpest knife in the drawer

Danish version of
not the sharpest tool in the shed

You wanna be Canadian? :joy::joy:

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YES

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I always find that amusing, when Americans wanna be Canadian :joy:

But alrighty fun :star_struck:


I checked out that website though because I was curious enough to see what was considered Canadian slang and WHAT pencil crayons aren’t called pencil crayons everywhere else- ultra shock

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Lmao pencil crayons
Coloured pencils?

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yee yee yee

wildwildwild I thought everyone called them pencil crayons and coloured pencil were just their formal name

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Lmaooooo

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Literally every website I’m checking is like eh eh eh eh eh eh yes eh and oh eh
Idk if it’s just the area I live in but damn I swear to God I have never heard anyone use it as much as they say we do lmao

And I’ve never heard anyone say aboot omg :joy:

But yeah okay list:

loonie and toonie - 1 and 2 dollar coins
tuque (apparently that’s also not a common word???) - just a warm hat for winter
double double - coffee with two cream and two sugar from timmie’s :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:
hydro bill (WOAH ppl don’t call it that wild) - electricity bill
chocolate bar (PPL DONT CALL CHOC BARS CHOC BARS WHAT) - candy bars ig??? idk like coffee crisp. it is beyond me why you would call that a “candy bar” but ok folks
kerfuffle (also apparently not a common word) - fight or skirmish
processed cheese (yes again thought this was common lmao) - american cheese (??)
KD - kraft dinner!! the beloved mac n cheese
supply teachers - substitute teachers
runners - running shoes
timbits - tim horton’s donut holes
freezies - We ranked the most iconic Freezie flavours from worst to first | Dished
ketchup chips - these nasty ketchup flavoured chips everyone here likes for some unknown reason
the 6ix - toronto
mounties - a member of the RCMP
washroom - bathroom/restroom
pop - soda

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Sounds funny

I call it a Chocolate Bar, too

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Everyone here calls them sneakers

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blyant : pencil
kuglepen : pen
Vox farver : Crayons

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hmph :triumph:

exacTLY it’s logical
it’s not candy it’s chocolate soo

I’ve heard bothhhh but apparently runners is native to canananda

What language is that?

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Danish

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We have these pen/pencil/pouch/ball dirty jokes here :grinning:

So many :rofl::rofl::rofl:

But most of them become unfunny when translated in English

pretty sure those also exist in america, but they only exist in certain regions

10/10 word, but i never hear people say it

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