April's Bingo
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Shemomedjamo (Georgian): “I accidentally ate the whole thing;” when something’s so delicious that you continue to eat it even though you’re past the point of being full. | Greng-jai (Thai): The feeling of needing to ask someone for help but feeling bad for the imposition as well as the fear of hurting someone's feelings. | Antsafa (Malagasy): Inquiries about things of which one is fully cognizant beforehand. | Meraki (Greek): when you leave a piece of yourself in what you do; a labor of love | Attacabotoni (Italian): a person who tells long pointless detailed stories about their life |
Akihi (Hawaiian): When you ask someone for directions then walk off and immediately forget what they said | Sprezzatura (Italian): a certain nonchalance so as to conceal all art or effort and make whatever one does or says appear to be without effort and almost without any thought | Zapoi (Russian): being drunk for several continuous days | Tima (Icelandic): Being unwilling to spend time or money on a particular thing even though you can afford it. | Backpfeifengesicht (German): literally means a ‘face that should be slapped’ or ‘a face in need of a slap’. |
Fargin (Yiddish): To not to begrudge the success of someone else; to be genuinely joyous of another’s joy. | Arbejdsglæde (Danish): the heightened sense of happiness fulfilment and satisfaction you get from having a great job. | FREE SPACE | Viraha (Hindi): Realizing you love someone only after you’re separated. | Estrenar (Spanish): the first time you do or use something for the first time. |
Fachidiot (German): a specialist that’s an expert in their field but takes a blinkered approach to complicated problems | Sitzfleisch(German): the ability to prerseve through hard or boring tasks (also the flesh of the butt) | Yaourter (French): “yogurt singing;” singing along to a song in a foreign language and using humming or nonsense to fill in the words | A se gudura (Romanian): The action of making certain movements usually just next to someone that express your happiness and love for that person. It can also mean that you are seeking affection as confirmation of the other person’s feelings | Glas wen (Welsh): smile that is insincere or mocking |
Epibreren (Dutch): giving the appearance of being busy and important in the workplace when in reality you’re being super lazy | Flâneur (French): Someone who enjoys walking the streets and taking in and appreciating the beauty of what’s around them. | Aspaldiko (Basque): The euphoria and happiness felt when catching up with someone you haven’t seen in a long time. | Ré nao (Mandarin): A place with a fun and entertaining vibe where you just want to be. | Kilig (Tagalog): The giddy excitement you feel when something romantic happens either to you or someone else; the feeling when you catch your crush’s eye for the first time or see your favorite TV show couple finally get together. |
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Date: 2022-04-03 03:28 pm (UTC)Nice card. I can see Malcolm Bright in the "A se gudura" prompt.
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Date: 2022-04-04 02:52 am (UTC)