Guys, here´s my shiny balcony which some of you wanted see, by now the balcony is even shinier because I used a technology which makes the color painted smooth.
How about "coger"? Here it is "to catch" or "to pick", but in Argentina is "to ****". I've heard "concha" as "cuñt" around here, though.Even more funny, the difference to say Concha in Spain (A women name and a shell) and what the hell means concha in Argentina… guess what… :troll:
Fixed. I picked another similar image without the c-word in its filename that it's automatically censored by SSC.There are asterisks in the link.
Well, not that strict. If I type "Polla" it suggests anything despite meaning "dick" in Spanish.Google Instant is also very strict with censorship. You can find porn things with Google but Google Instant don't suggest anything while you are typing. If I type "Troia" (ancient Greek town in Turkey or modern town in Apulia) it doesn't suggest anything because in Italian means also sl*t. Same with Sesso (village in Emilia but also sex).
Yahoo Answer also replace dirty words with asterisks and sometimes deletes whole questions.
I remember the Athletic fans going to Budapest instead of Bucharest. And all those press reports quoting the Hungarian capital instead of the Romanian one.Nice campaign held by a local chocolate producer from Romania:
PS: for those of you that don't know: many international artists that had a concert in Romania said "Welcome to Budapest" (instead of Bucharest), and 400 football fans that wanted to see last year's Europa League Final in Bucharest arrived by mistake in Budapest.
I guessed what Austrian village you were talking about before clicking on you link.^^ Italian cousin of an austrian village
And "Iceland not Ireland".They should make "Slovenia not Slovakia" as well.
I guess you know her:They should make "Slovenia not Slovakia" as well.
Well, some people (and I think it is majority in Slovakia) confuse the english names of Latvia and Lithuania.I forgot when Berlusconi said he was in Estuania after he landed in Tallinn.