Random foreign language phrases

yo quiero ver tu el gato

 

We use the word lekker in the same way in Afrikaans, which is a language which evolved from Dutch when the Dutch settlers came to South-Africa in 1652

 

ACHTUNG!!!!!!!!!!!


ill always remember that word because it was all over the high quality meat processing equipment we had at work....damn stuff was so expensive they would fly in a repair guy from germany on the rare occasion anything broke (almost always because of user error)

 

In the movie predator 2 I remember Maria Conchita Alonso using the phrase ''El diablo vino por ellos.'' The devil came for them.

 

Callate cabron! Voy a matarte!

 

I could never make sense of French , but the last 2 German ones go some thing like excuse me I don't understand ,1 glass of bier.plz. first one is something to do with your best train/bus station.

 

3 Cherokee language words I know (not a foreign, but a Native American Language originally in the southeastern USA and Oklahoma):
O-si-yo = hello, Tsa-La-Gie = Cherokee (self name) and Wa-Do (Thank you).

 

Bytka abo ne bytka, to je zapytka!

 

"C'est la vie" = "Such is life"

 

"Déjà vu" = 'The feeling of having already experienced a situation in the present time'.

 

"Bona fide" = 'Genune' / Real

 

"Ipso facto" = "By that very fact"

 

"A capella" " - 'A song sang without musical instrument/s / accompaniment'

 

Or Archie Bunker's version, "ipso fatso"

 

"Va t'en ailleurs" = "Go somewhere else." I use it at work. A lot.

 

Va a fanculo, which really means to go somewhere else!

 

"Faux Pas" = An embarassing error made ..... I think we've all had one/two of them in our time

 

¿Como es Juan?
Um, burritos...huh-huh, huh-huh.