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myszeczka00 · 2007-02-13, 18:23

extraordinary!

Becouse of its pronounciation

/ik' stro: dn(shwa)ri Sorry for my phonetic transcription.
I couldn't find sound SHWA on my keyboard

Oven- its spelling looks as surename of famous football player

Michael Owen

But it sounds different : /awen/

confused · 2007-02-14, 16:36

Greeat topic

I like "Confused" (zakłopotany)

You can see it in my nick ;D

wenedka · 2007-02-14, 18:17

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Greeat topic

I like "Confused" (zakłopotany)

You can see it in my nick ;D

I like that word too

and sophisticated because of the meaning and pronounciation

ksh · 2007-02-15, 18:04

my favourite is GORGEOUS

in english

und auf Deutsch - Meerschweinchen

myszeczka00 · 2007-03-07, 08:19

hierarchy

LyraPotter · 2007-03-08, 17:21

I like "hedge",but I don't know why.

mama buki · 2007-03-08, 17:29

lobster

xgosik · 2007-03-08, 21:02

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und auf Deutsch - Meerschweinchen

I love this word

**kathja86** · 2007-03-11, 13:50

confused :/

nom_de... · 2007-04-03, 11:35

My favourite word in English is 'delicious'. Funny pronunciation

annemon · 2007-04-03, 12:55

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My favourite word in English is 'delicious'. Funny pronunciation

I agree with it, my students at the English course often pronounce this word as 'delicjusz'

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Kosmiczna · 2007-04-10, 18:56

bachelorette

pink69 · 2007-04-10, 20:35

fusion

annemon · 2007-04-10, 21:28

I like 'farfarla' and 'zanzara' (pronounced /dzandzara/). Both words are in Italian and mean, consecutively, 'motyl' and 'komar'

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Mass_Destruction · 2007-04-11, 22:03

- fragile (It sounds so dreamy for me, maybe because of this song "Fragile Dreams" XD)
- gorgeous
- prince, princess
- innocence
- volvero (hiszp. wracać, powracać)

mutacumliquida · 2007-05-01, 16:57

well my favourite one

divano an italian word which means sofa

on the other hand 'tappeto' means carpet

italian - crazy language

dorkaaa · 2007-05-01, 22:12

sophisticate

Jonka_iwonka · 2007-05-03, 22:44

loli pop - is it not sweet??

joplin · 2007-05-04, 02:24

borscht

**kaaSkaa** · 2007-05-05, 10:01

confused..

I see we can make a small funclub of this word

karenina19 · 2007-05-08, 10:14

- circumstances
- tesouro (potrugese tresure)
- amanha (spanish tomorrow)
- malade (french sick)
- ...confused... I really don't konw what's about this word, but there must be something indeed...

dominikinha · 2007-05-08, 20:53

all the words you've mentioned are so nice. i like bugger off

i know its rude, well at least i know it now cause my friends told me. but i think its different to swear in foreign language. you dont really understand how rude you are

its like all the foreigners saying ****a

i like bugger off cause thats what hugh grant usually says in his movies and its really cute. i use crap to much as well
oh i forgot. i like um die wohnung - i dont know if the spelling is right. that was at my german clases - one of the guys wrote it all together and we had a laugh

i like the soung of it

alinarda · 2007-05-08, 20:57

Dyscalculia

*~An!@~* · 2007-05-10, 18:08

My favourite British word is SENSUAL

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pappaya · 2007-06-08, 15:33

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And the best is when my aunt and uncle mix english with polish...It's soooo funny

Some creations:
rozmeltować(od melt)
eatujemy(wiadomo

)
spendować(e.g. money)

Bye bye!

I also like the way Polish people living in english-speaking countries mix words together. It is so called ponglish or poglish. I've read the article about this.

some examples:

badrowac
poskraczowac
bajtnac

Some other words I like because of the funny spelling and pronunciation:

DIARRHOEA
yapping
yummy

animaux

Knife_Girl · 2007-06-08, 20:37

In English: willy - nilly (chcąc - niechcąc )
Italiano: rana (żaba), bagno (łazienka)

mysiamysia · 2007-06-09, 16:37

my favourites:
appreciate
swear
yummy
yup
delicious
i dont care
fix
damn
roger
insane
imagination
fascination
destiny
and hmm many many moreee

Zimmy · 2007-06-13, 23:55

My favorite word in English must be "lassitude". It fits me well, I think...
I used to know some curses in Arabic but I forgot all of them. It would be cool to use them among people.

_Lidia_ · 2007-06-14, 20:18

I don't know why this one, but 'blood' is my favourite word in English. Maybe not because of what blood is or what it looks like but I luv the way how this word can be pronounced.

Oh, and one another

When I cook or make some creative stuff and finally finish it I love to say PERFECT like famous chefs etc. like Nigela Lawson

It is pretty fun for me.

wenedka · 2007-06-14, 20:24

I don't know why, but i find a word "impertinent" interesting

because of the sound

2007-02-13, 18:23	#91
myszeczka00 Wtajemniczenie Zarejestrowany: 2005-10 Lokalizacja: szczyt góry Wiadomości: 2 523	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language extraordinary! Becouse of its pronounciation /ik' stro: dn(shwa)ri Sorry for my phonetic transcription. I couldn't find sound SHWA on my keyboard Oven- its spelling looks as surename of famous football player Michael Owen But it sounds different : /awen/ __________________ Ain't No Mountain High Enough

2007-02-14, 16:36	#92
confused Zadomowienie Zarejestrowany: 2007-01 Lokalizacja: Poznań Wiadomości: 1 229	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language Greeat topic I like "Confused" (zakłopotany) You can see it in my nick ;D

2007-02-15, 18:04	#94
ksh Zakorzenienie Zarejestrowany: 2006-08 Wiadomości: 8 856	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language my favourite is GORGEOUS in english und auf Deutsch - Meerschweinchen __________________ Je ne veux pas travailler Je ne veux pas déjeuner Je veux seulement oublier Et puis je fume

2007-03-07, 08:19	#95
myszeczka00 Wtajemniczenie Zarejestrowany: 2005-10 Lokalizacja: szczyt góry Wiadomości: 2 523	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language hierarchy __________________ Ain't No Mountain High Enough

2007-03-08, 17:21	#96
LyraPotter Zadomowienie Zarejestrowany: 2005-08 Lokalizacja: out here the good girls die Wiadomości: 1 619	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language I like "hedge",but I don't know why. __________________ http://www.pmiska.pl/ http://theanimalrescuesite.greatergo...oGive/ars/home

2007-03-08, 17:29	#97
mama buki Przyczajenie Zarejestrowany: 2007-02 Lokalizacja: z boru buki Wiadomości: 3	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language lobster

2007-03-11, 13:50	#99
kathja86 BAN stały Zarejestrowany: 2006-10 Wiadomości: 179	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language confused :/

2007-04-03, 11:35	#100
nom_de... Zadomowienie Zarejestrowany: 2006-10 Lokalizacja: Wrocław Wiadomości: 1 157	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language My favourite word in English is 'delicious'. Funny pronunciation __________________ Do you see? There's no more me. I'm happy as can be.

2007-04-10, 18:56	#102
Kosmiczna Rozeznanie Zarejestrowany: 2006-05 Lokalizacja: Toruń Wiadomości: 515	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language bachelorette __________________ I’m the world’s best predator, aren’t I? Everything about me invites you in my voice, my face, even my smell. As if I need any of that! As if you could outrun me. As if you could fight me off.

2007-04-10, 20:35	#103
pink69 Zakorzenienie Zarejestrowany: 2005-11 Wiadomości: 7 490	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language fusion __________________

2007-04-10, 21:28	#104
annemon Zadomowienie Zarejestrowany: 2004-11 Lokalizacja: Krosno Odrzańskie/od 8.04.2011 Gubin Wiadomości: 1 532	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language I like 'farfarla' and 'zanzara' (pronounced /dzandzara/). Both words are in Italian and mean, consecutively, 'motyl' and 'komar'.

2007-04-11, 22:03	#105
Mass_Destruction Raczkowanie Zarejestrowany: 2006-08 Wiadomości: 87	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language - fragile (It sounds so dreamy for me, maybe because of this song "Fragile Dreams" XD) - gorgeous - prince, princess - innocence - volvero (hiszp. wracać, powracać) __________________ Life's a party. Crash it!

2007-05-01, 16:57	#106
mutacumliquida Rozeznanie Zarejestrowany: 2006-12 Lokalizacja: LPL Wiadomości: 627	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language well my favourite one divano an italian word which means sofa on the other hand 'tappeto' means carpet italian - crazy language __________________

2007-05-01, 22:12	#107
dorkaaa Wtajemniczenie Zarejestrowany: 2005-12 Wiadomości: 2 333	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language sophisticate __________________ ciuszki

2007-05-03, 22:44	#108
Jonka_iwonka Raczkowanie Zarejestrowany: 2007-01 Lokalizacja: Limerick Wiadomości: 101	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language loli pop - is it not sweet?? __________________ Pozdrawiam, Iwona HAVE A NICE DAY! http://www.suwaczek.pl/cache/647e4a002c.png

2007-05-04, 02:24	#109
joplin Zadomowienie Zarejestrowany: 2006-07 Wiadomości: 1 668	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language borscht __________________ a traveller

2007-05-05, 10:01	#110
kaaSkaa BAN stały Zarejestrowany: 2006-06 Wiadomości: 862	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language confused.. I see we can make a small funclub of this word

2007-05-08, 10:14	#111
karenina19 Zakorzenienie Zarejestrowany: 2007-03 Lokalizacja: Niedersachsen Wiadomości: 6 905	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language - circumstances - tesouro (potrugese tresure) - amanha (spanish tomorrow) - malade (french sick) - ...confused... I really don't konw what's about this word, but there must be something indeed... __________________ >> I nga wa o mua << Timszel... "The world is getting so hypersensitive. Soon I won´t be able to make fun of mysel without offending someone"

2007-05-08, 20:53	#112
dominikinha Raczkowanie Zarejestrowany: 2007-03 Lokalizacja: Gdynia Wiadomości: 291	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language all the words you've mentioned are so nice. i like bugger off i know its rude, well at least i know it now cause my friends told me. but i think its different to swear in foreign language. you dont really understand how rude you are its like all the foreigners saying ****a i like bugger off cause thats what hugh grant usually says in his movies and its really cute. i use crap to much as well oh i forgot. i like um die wohnung - i dont know if the spelling is right. that was at my german clases - one of the guys wrote it all together and we had a laugh i like the soung of it

2007-05-08, 20:57	#113
alinarda Raczkowanie Zarejestrowany: 2005-06 Lokalizacja: Czarnadziura Wiadomości: 96	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language Dyscalculia __________________ Just a perfect day...

2007-05-10, 18:08	#114
~An!@~ Zadomowienie Zarejestrowany: 2006-08 Lokalizacja: Jastrzębie Zdrój Wiadomości: 1 898	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language My favourite British word is SENSUAL . __________________ "Dry your eye Soulmate dry your eye 'cause soulmates never die" Placebo "Sleeping With Ghosts"

2007-06-09, 16:37	#117
mysiamysia Wtajemniczenie Zarejestrowany: 2005-06 Wiadomości: 2 714	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language my favourites: appreciate swear yummy yup delicious i dont care fix damn roger insane imagination fascination destiny and hmm many many moreee __________________ "Najlepsza miłość to ta,która budzi duszę... Pcha nas ku lepszemu... Rozpala w sercach ogień a w duszy sieje spokój..." https://wizaz.pl/forum/showthread.php?p=16429349 Atmosphere,Bershka,Stradi varius,Pimkie,Reserved i inne...zapraszam !14 stycznia dokładka! !odpisuj u mnie!

2007-06-13, 23:55	#118
Zimmy Raczkowanie Zarejestrowany: 2007-01 Lokalizacja: Warszawa Wiadomości: 46	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language My favorite word in English must be "lassitude". It fits me well, I think... I used to know some curses in Arabic but I forgot all of them. It would be cool to use them among people.

2007-06-14, 20:18	#119
_Lidia_ Raczkowanie Zarejestrowany: 2007-04 Wiadomości: 71	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language I don't know why this one, but 'blood' is my favourite word in English. Maybe not because of what blood is or what it looks like but I luv the way how this word can be pronounced. Oh, and one another When I cook or make some creative stuff and finally finish it I love to say PERFECT like famous chefs etc. like Nigela Lawson It is pretty fun for me.

2007-06-14, 20:24	#120
wenedka Zakorzenienie Zarejestrowany: 2005-12 Lokalizacja: ZAGRANICO Wiadomości: 10 609	Dot.: Your favourite word in foreign language I don't know why, but i find a word "impertinent" interesting because of the sound __________________ Petersburski bogacz uchodzący za mecenasa sztuki, zaprosił kiedyś na filiżankę herbaty Henryka Wieniawskiego i jakby mimochodem, dodał: - Może pan także wziąć ze sobą skrzypce. - Dziękuję w imieniu skrzypiec, ale one herbaty nie piją! PRZYNAJMNIEJ ≠ BYNAJMNIEJ

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