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31,
31, from France
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I don't know, either «foudroyant» or «crépusculaire» or «rémanence».
Foudroyant means "that has the speed and power of lightning".
Crépusculaire means something relative to dusk/twilight.
Rémanence more or less = afterglow
Réminiscence
In English:
Reminiscence, but probably because I pronunce it in French.
In Breton:
Loen; it means "animal".
Edited by Lianshen .
15,
15, from Vietnam
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Bánh Bao, in English bao cakes🙂
15,
15, from India
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19,
19, from France
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Aesthetic is visually appealing with the E following an A, the Sth
39,
39, from Luxembourg
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19,
19, from Germany
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Hiraeth is an welsh wort and means that you have a homesickness for a home you can't return to or a home that never was.
19,
19, from United States
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When I hear "legendary" in my mind appear Barney from "how I met your mother" 😉
OMG YESSSSSSS
23,
23, from Iran
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40,
40, from Poland
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33,
33, from Brazil
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16,
16, from Australia
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I like many words in Chinese!(My mother tongue lol)
I like the word사랑해요in Korean which means love you!(Except that's a sentence,lol
26,
26, from Italy
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''Therefore'' ''thereafter'' ''nevertheless'' ''henceforth'' and any other words that are related to these ones 🙂
39,
39, from Germany
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It's the name of our dog: Loki, cause I use it very much trough a day.
75,
75, from United Kingdom
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39,
39, from Germany
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19,
19, from Ukraine
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I adore russian word 'Баребух' [barebuch], I'm not sure about an english analogue but it means a lumps of poop on sheep's butt
18,
18, from Germany
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18,
18, from United States
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