The German Word “Bitte”
Robert-Scott Ynkawen
I request that you please read this.
The German Word “Dampfen”
Notice the lack of the umlaut.
The Russian Word “Chuvak”
When I was learning Russian via subtitles on YouTube videos, I tried to take note of the instances of common words that were used. In the case of SimpleFlips, who…
The Welsh/Cornish Word “Awen”
In Cornish, it means "imagination," "inspiration," and "muse," while in Welsh it means "poetic gift," and "muse." I came across this word in the Cornish Dictionary created by the Cornish…