cowboyemoji

[essell@lemmy.world]

Indeed, Americans don't even speak English for the most part.

[riodoro1@lemmy.world]

Oh look, its a piece of AI shit.

[tacosanonymous@lemm.ee]

Vegas, baby!

[ladicius@lemmy.world]

The Eiffel tower, a national landmark of the US.

[chicosuave@lemmy.world]

That's because there's no schools in the picture.

[myturtleswimsupsidedown@fedia.io]

I like the two pairs of tweezers held prongs to palm as the bbq tongs. Or are they wishbones???

And the holding of a super stacked slider crosswise just by the fixings.

And the Escher-esqe arrangement of the kettle grill in the background, inside of which is placed a ginormous burger that has somehow migrated in front of the grillists elbow.

[name_null111653@pawb.social]

Are any of these about right? I'm just beginner in Swedish (native English) but they seem pretty close.

[gamermanh@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

It was funny, cry more about it

[passiveaggressivesonar@lemmy.world]

Barbequein with tweezers, wowee

[abcdqfr@lemmy.world]

How do you like your meat cooked?
Blue

[bizzle@lemmy.world]

That's the one in Vegas

[tonyn@lemmy.ml]

That one's a replica. The real one is at Kings Island in Ohio.

[hoch@lemmy.world]

Delete yourself

[zxqwas@lemmy.world]

I'd say blöt and degig translates to wet and doughy and they are about as close as wet or doughy.
Maybe a nuance we're missing a word for in Swedish.

[aggelalex@lemmy.world]

[rubanski@lemm.ee]

Also blue sausage

[lime@feddit.nu]

språkförbistringsombudsmannen

[bastingchemina@slrpnk.net]

Fun fact:

The Eiffel tower and the Statue of liberty have both been built by the same engineer: Gustave Eiffel.

[ziltoid1991@lemmy.world]

AI moslék

[kacarott@aussie.zone]

This has started happening to me worryingly often in German, I fear soon I will speak 2 languages quite well, but none fluently.