Leon draisaitl German professional ice hockey centre and alternate captain for the Edmonton Oilers mouthguard T-Shirt

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” on est pas là pour beurrer les tartines” litteraly ” we’re not here to butter the Leon draisaitl German professional ice hockey centre and alternate captain for the Edmonton Oilers mouthguard T-Shirt moreover I love this bread” which means ” we’re not here to be idle ” ” Ça casse pas trois pattes à un canard” litteraly ” it doesn’t break a duck three legs” meaning ” it’s not very impressive” When I am switched to english I think in english therefore I dont come across things I would like to say but cant. in Spanish there’s a word before i love you, “te quiero” which is like yk before u feel love, in English it translated to “i want you” but that’s not the meaning at all, i def wish there was a sentence like that in English In norwegian you can say that someome shat on their leg when they really messed up. “Nå har du virkelig driti på leggen” – “now you’re seriosuly shit on your leg”. One thing I sometimes literally translate from Norwegian to English, is “jeg ble stående med skjegget i postkassa” (I was left standing with my beard in the mailbox) it refers to feeling like you leave an interacting feeling (and looking) like a fool When Gino D’Acampo said this everybody laughed ’cause in english this is nosense, but in italian “se mia nonna avesse le ruote sarebbe una bicicletta” it’s a sentence we use to emphasize if a person says something that’s impossible to do I would love to say “quit walking around the porridge”, which is our version of “cut to the chase/get to the point”. This is based on eating porridge and eating just a little bit of the butter eye in the porridge (if any) to save the best for later.

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Me and my buddies often say brutal direct translation’s to each other for the Leon draisaitl German professional ice hockey centre and alternate captain for the Edmonton Oilers mouthguard T-Shirt moreover I love this fun of it and from there it became weird, like the worst is almost like those cockney Apples = stairs because it rhymes with pears, but you just say apples… “she went up the apples”. So we heard a guy we knew ended a phone call and facepalming as he realized he said ” we talks” when he meant “talk to you later”. It’s direct translation of “vi snakkes” meaning “we’ll speak [in the future]” This has since developed into the mash-up “we snakes”, as in english snakes because we get it from context and another might even say “yeah… on a plane”. In Swedish we have a word called “lagom” which is a way to describe an amount of something which is just right for you, as in your lagom can be something completely different from someone else’s lagom. It means not to much and not to little, but just right. I think having a way to describe lagom would do many people well to be honest 🙂

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.