Ich glaub, mein Schwein pfeift
ish glowb mine shvine pfyft
Literally “I think my pig is whistling.” Means “No way!”
Real phrases people actually say: some sweet, some rude, all useful at 7am. You learn one every morning whether you like it or not.
Ich glaub, mein Schwein pfeift
ish glowb mine shvine pfyft
Literally “I think my pig is whistling.” Means “No way!”
¡Estás más bueno que el pan!
es-TAHS mahs BWEH-no keh el PAHN
Literally “You're tastier than bread!” Means “You're hot.”
猫の手も借りたい
neko no te mo karitai
Literally “I'd even borrow a cat's paws.” Means “I'm swamped.”
پاشو دیگه!
pā-sho di-ge
Literally “Get up, already!” Means “Get up already!”
Che faccia da culo!
keh FAH-cha dah KOO-loh
Literally “What an ass face!” Means “What a shameless jerk!”
일어나, 해가 중천이야!
i-reo-na hae-ga jung-cheon-i-ya
Literally “Get up, the sun is high in the sky!” Means “Get up, it's practically noon!”
Debout là-dedans !
duh-BOO lah-duh-DAHN
Literally “Standing up, in there!” Means “Rise and shine!”
Tô de ressaca, me deixa!
toh djee heh-SAH-ka mee DAY-sha
Literally “I'm in hangover, leave me!” Means “I'm hungover, leave me alone!”
उठ जा, सूरज सिर पर है!
uth jaa soo-raj sir par hai
Literally “Get up, the sun is over your head!” Means “Get up, it's late!”
Pick the time, the languages, and how many phrases it takes to shut Nana up.
A real voice says a slang phrase on repeat, even on silent. The words light up as they’re said.
Right words first, then the accent. Get both and she finally goes quiet. Miss, and she tells you exactly what you got wrong.
Speak another language? Record your favourite slang and it rings on phones around the world. Funny beats polite.