Few Untranslatable Words From Other Cultures

Few Untranslatable Words From Other Cultures Blah Blah Blah. Woah!! ?????? These wondertul words from all over the world have no direct English translačion or equivalent, but oh how we wish they did. Komorebi - Japanese It is a Japanese word for when sunlight filters through the trees - the interplay between the light and the leaves. Iktsuarpok - Inuit The feeling of anticipation that leads you to go outside and check if anyone is coming, and probably also indicates an element of impatience. Waldeinsamkeit - German A feeling of solitude, being alone in the woods and a connectedness to nature. Sobremesa - Spanish Time spent after lunch or dinner talking with the people you shared the meal with. Oh, Blah Blah blah Yeah, Blah Blah blah Pochemuchka - Russian A person who asks a lot of questions – in fact, too many questions Designed & issued in public interest by Word Perfect Translations The translation & interpreting experts Piktochart I make information beautiful