Words with different meanings in different countries

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"Dick" in German means "Fat" or "Thick"

"Sack" in German, when used in conjunction with "Du gehst mir auf den Sack" means "ballbag", for which we'd probably use "tits" or so, as in "you're getting on my tits."
 

Scots and their meaning " Steamin " had me confused and shocked when i was a young adult chatting to two young Scottish ladies while on holiday. I think i was jizzin in me shorts when i asked " Will you be steaming later " and got the reply " Oh yes "

How disappointed was i when i realised it meant they were rotten drunk and not steaming for a shag.

I think majority of the uk use it the way you said the Scot used it. Well at least all the Wools at uni used it meaning pissed.
 
I think majority of the uk use it the way you said the Scot used it. Well at least all the Wools at uni used it meaning pissed.

Have you just called the whole nation of Scotland "Wools"

Brave man you, i can imagine the amount of Iron Bru getting spat onto screens as they read your words.
 
Have you just called the whole nation of Scotland "Wools"

Brave man you, i can imagine the amount of Iron Bru getting spat onto screens as they read your words.

Nah mate by wools I mean everyone who isn't from Uni who isn't from Liverpool and they all think that steaming means pissed.
 


it is amusing.cannot say a four letter s-word that rhymes with hag here, apparently.

Listening to Men In Blazers, was funny to hear the one of the two who works for ESPN, as in addition to football columns, he's their cultural sensitivity advisor or something for materials to air in the UK. Actually had to send an email to someone on the ad department explaining specifically what a [Poor language removed] is.
 
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