Just a random idea for a new word game. I'm not aware if it's already taken. I doubt it is. So, I'm sure a lot of people of Menewsha know other languages or at least a word or phrase of a different language. The world is a diverse place. ;) I love you all! :heart: But anyway, that was random. :lol: Okay.

The rules are very simple:

The first person comes up with a 'foreign' (not English) word that starts with the first letter of the alphabet. (And, by the way, if you don't know what that is, it's "A".)
The next person comes up with a 'foreign' word that starts with the next letter "B".
The next person comes up with a 'foreign' word that starts with the letter "C".
ETC...

P.S. Be sure to include the meaning of the word and the language. Also, please write it in romanized characters somewhere in your post so that others who can't read it will be able to follow and hopefully learn something. :)

Rules of the thread:

No spamming, double posting, flaming, etc... You know the drill, hopefully.

Have fun! And I'll start with 'A'.

Anyeong haseyo:
Korean for hello.

Bagyo:
Tagalog for storm

Chica!

Espanol para "girl"

dōng​

Chinese: East (or something along the lines of landlord, or can be the sound of something dropping and hitting the ground, etc...)

Dong bang shin ki! LULZ.
えがお/egao Japanese for smile. :)

Fiore:
Italian for flower

外人/がいじん/gaijin xD
Japanese for foreigner

Hola

Spanish for hello. duh?

Iris:

- GREEK name for 'colorful' or 'rainbow'.

十/じゅう/jyuu Japanese for 10.

Kuba:

- Filipino [Tagalog] word for 'hunchback'.

Licht:
German for light

Mænd
Danish word for 'men'

Nina
Spanish word for girl

Omma:
Korean for mom

Pater:
Latin for father :]

Qi Xian:

- Chinese [Mandarin] phrase meaning 'time limit', 'deadline', or 'allotted time'.

うま/馬/uma Japanese for horse!

You forgot R S and T :sweat:

Ryu:
Japanese for dragon

Snih:
Czech for snow

Teman:
Indonesian for friend

-shakey laugh- :headdesk:
I'm so sorry. I wasn't thinking... >.<
Ok... V...
I don't know one that starts with V...

Veritas:

- Latin word for 'truth'.

ワライ/warai. Japanese for smile or laughter

Xiao Mei Mei:
Chinese for little sister

[I'm not sure if this is right :sweat: I've seen it before as just xiao mei but when I looked it up, it said xiao mei mei]

ヤかんがっこう
Yakan-gakkoo(this has a long "oh" sound to it, normally it is spelled with one o and a bar above it)
Means "Night school" in Japanese

Why is there a dash after ん?
ズルイ/zurui: Japanese for unfair.