November 19, 2024

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Top 15 English Words That Don’t Confuse

“Gnagnagnagna is French cé tro duuur, ouin ouin ouin, I kompran nothing. » Ah, that’s great! Stop looking at your navel and stop making excuses to justify your shortcomings. We are not the only ones who speak a complicated language. Even English has some nuances. Words that sound alike but can become insults when pronounced or mispronounced. Think carefully before ordering a coke on the terrace… simple advice.

1. Beach and beach

the beach : Beach.

Bich : “Bitch”.

“I want to go the beach. » (I like to go to the beach.) : Very nice function.

“I want to go Bich. » : Slightly more illegal activity in France.

2. Coke and Rooster

Coke : A Coca Cola.

Rooster : a tick.

“I like a Cokeplease. (I’d like a coke, please) »: It’s a polite way to ask a waiter for a very sweet soda.

“I like a Roosterplease. (I’d like a dick, please) »: Asking for penis on the terrace is the most fashionable way.

3. Number and Cont

Count it : count.

Kant : “pussy”, “pitch”, “asshole”, “cunt”

“We count From one to ten! (Let’s count from 1 to 10!) » : A teacher can easily ask his CP class.

“We Mesh From one to ten! (Go from 1 to 10!) ” : It doesn’t make sense. Unless you’re a group of 10, you each have an assigned number and you go to group poo. Very rare.

5. Burgers and bugs

Burger : Pa… a hamburger, what. Awesome awesome.

Error maker : « Mother! »

“Oh, very nice! Two Burgers For the price of one! (Oh, so cool! Two burgers for the price of one!) » : I agree, very nice.

“Oh, very nice! Two Error makers For the price of one! (Oh, so cool! Two mothers for the price of one!) » : Welcome to my life indeed.

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6. Peace and piss

peace : Silence.

Bladder : piss, “pisseuse”, “pisseux”.

peace And love. (Peace and love.) » : Two beautiful things for a sweet life.

Bladder And love. (Bis and love.) “: I don’t know why the two couldn’t work together. Peeing is fun.

7. Nub and nob

A micro : a button or a knob.

A knob : a yard.

“There you have it nub Between your eyes! (You have a pimple between your eyes!) “: Well, I know, Asami.

“There you have it nob Between your eyes! (There’s a rod between your eyes!) » : Are you talking like this about my nose?

8. Trump and the Tramp

Trump : Former US President, infamously racist, misogynistic and bigoted. (Yes, we condemn, yes. Is this Toby-part or what?)

Nomad : Unless it is used in a pejorative way, this term refers to a homeless person. Otherwise, it also means “whore” or “bitch”.

Well, finally… Trump/Nomad, it’s the same, isn’t it? (COMEEEEZ, reprimands again!)

10. Cole and Budd

Purpose : Subjunctive conjunction “but”.

Buttocks : Donkey.

“I love you, Purpose(I love you but…) » : Alas. Smells bad. It also stinks of separation. Courage.

“I love you, Buttocks(I love you, my ass…) » : Loving your donkey is very important. It’s good.

11. Sheet and stool

sheet : Paper.

poop : Stool.

“Can I have one sheet of paper? (Can I have a paper?) ” : But of course ! Rather A4 or Bristol board?

“Can I have one Hash of paper? (Can I have some paper?) ” : No. Well talk, let’s see.

On the other hand, you may well need it sheet Paper to clean your butt after Hash. There it works.

12. Dickens and Dickheads

OKKKKKKK is a bit distant, but pronounce them and when speaking, you will see that it is even closer.

Dickens : Great English novelist, especially author of Oliver Twist.

Digheads : tick heads / tick heads.

“I’m a big fan Dickens ! (I’m a big Dickens fan!) “: Is that your undergraduate L?

“I’m a big fan Digheads ! (I’m a big cock head fan!) ” : Each is his.

13. Honey and horn

Honey : ” Honey “. “Hi Honey” is also used as a diminutive nickname like “Hi, Honey / My Sugar Duck”.

the horn : slang term describing someone hot from uc.

“Hey, Honey ! (Hello darling!) »: Hello my little golden candy, how are you?

“Hey, the horn ! (Hi, hot ass!) “: Wow wow wow, we are directly silent.

15. The Sound of the Beach and Son of a Bitch

The sound of the beach : The sound of the beach.

Son of Basanga : “son of a bitch”.

“I love this The sound of a beach. (I love that beachy sound.) »: Are you not talking about the sound of the waves? In this case, you should say “waves”, not “beach”. Small breasts, like that! Note, sorry.

“I love this A bastard son. (I love that son of a bitch.) » : Ah, yes, it sounds like you would, yes. Without a doubt. It doesn’t seem to be non-toxic, that’s all.