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Infographic Of The Day

On our recent boondoggle at IKEA, I was standing in line behind a pair of women, one of whom had two little boys. She also happened to be English, and the other woman, who was American, commented on how the children had just a trace of an English accent.

“Oh yes,” said the mother, “They’re bilingual. They speak English AND American.”

The second woman laughed and added, “Three or more languages makes you multilingual. Two languages makes you bilingual. One language makes you American.”

And now the pretty picture:

(I wouldn’t swear to the authority of this graphic, but it does have a ring of truthiness to it.)

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Mitt huvud trillar av och det är fullt av godis.*

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*My head falls off and it is full of candy

How often has this happened to you? You’re at a party and a cute Swedish girl approaches you. You’d love to tell her all about the delicious candy treats inside your giant festive papier-mache head, but you don’t know any Swedish. If you’re at all like me, it happens ALL THE TIME!

So this website of handy phrases in foreign languages comes in very handy indeed!

Whether you need to tell an Irishman that you had a little too much at the pub last night, compliment a lovely Hawaiian wahine about her stylish hat (Ha’aheo no paha ‘oe i kena papale kupalaka, pehea la.), or warn a waiter in an Indian restaurant that a cat has gotten into his establishment (आपके मेज़ के नीचे बिल्ली है।), this site is for you!

You’ll thank me later. In Spanish.

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