Or even: fish

English: “Its so nice and sweet, lets call its strawberry”

Everyone else: “umm because its a berry right?? It is a berry right?”

The genus name Fragaria derives from fragum (“strawberry”) and -aria, a suffix used to create feminine nouns and plant names. The Latin name is thought in turn to derive from a Proto-Indo-European language root meaning “berry”, either *dʰreh₂ǵ- or *sróh₂gs.[4] The genus name is sometimes mistakenly derived from fragro (“to be fragrant, to reek”).

Just one example of how this predates English by millennia

Did they stutter?

Gunch

Polish minds cannot comprehend this.

I think they meant the conjugations, like “cebula, cebuli, cebulą, cebulę, cebulami” etc…

But the part about no word for job is just plain stupid, cause we also have: praca, zatrudnienie, robota, harówa, zapierdol… That’s already five.

Yeah… I can’t think of more even including regionalisms

In hungarian you can say “dolgozik” which means to work and “robotol” which means to do some really repetitive work(comes from feudalism if im right). Depending on how you classify things we can have a few other forms of work like “munkálkodik” but i would classify that as another kind of thing. As for nouns we mainly have “munka”(work) and “foglalkozás”(job).

Yo, some extra info: δουλεία is slavery, while δουλειά is the job in common speech. You can clearly see that δουλειά derives from δουλεία and I think that’s because in ancient Greece jobs was a thing slaves were supposed to do (probably if you were wealthy enough to have slaves). I think doing jobs wasn’t considered very noble.

I make salty ice cream. It’s delicious. That’s not a euphemism or anything. I actually make actual ice cream, and I add salt. It’s wonderful.

Drink more pineapple juice bruv

Good luck - I get the sense that ‘kurwa’ has lots of meanings, but what native speakers mostly use for is: ‘give me a minute, I need to figure out how to conjugate the rest of this sentence’.

Maybe I should get help for my porn addiction. As soon as I saw “pitjob” I immediately searched hoping to find something I hadn’t seen before

Why? No reason to do it. The country is shit and the language is difficult. We have like 30 ways to say “two”.

the first part is not the way any native would phrase it

Ah, not strictly. I think in this case it’s that this particular Pole spends too much time on the internet and so takes references to twittter posts as idioms.