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I know this post is old, but I stumble on it while...

2012-04-30T08:42:39.235-07:00

I know this post is old, but I stumble on it while studying Japanese. I would like to point out two things.
1) Coffee in Japanese actually has a kanji (borrowed from Chinese) 珈琲. You would still read it as kōhī even though those are not the readings of the individual kanji.
2) While りんご is the Japanese word for apple. In the case of an apple strudel the whole thing woud probably be written in katakana and pronounced phonetically as アップ　ストルード　(ap-pu su-to-ru-do).

«Polvo» in Italian means «powder» and «Polvo» in P...

2012-02-25T15:38:54.480-08:00

«Polvo» in Italian means «powder» and «Polvo» in Portuguese means «octupus»

2012-02-25T15:37:02.047-08:00

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indivisibili?

2010-05-06T05:27:34.946-07:00

indivisibili?

A /aa/ in Hindi is the imperative "Come!"...

2010-02-27T12:08:27.145-08:00

A /aa/ in Hindi is the imperative "Come!"
A /aa/ in Telugu is "That" (as in "That book")
E /e/ in Telugu is "which" (as in "Which book")
I /ii/ in Telugu is "this" (as in "This book")