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Moj Bog! Sekiro imam v glavi.
How to say “Oh my God! There’s an axe in my head” in 102 languages. (Slovenian included)
The history of the phrase.
(via anastasiav)
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Now how do you say I’ve got a killer headace in 102 languages
This is an interesting post again. I see that Slovenian “sekira” comes from Latin. I didn’t know that. Also interesting is the word “topor” meaning axe in Russian and Romanian. In Slovenian “topor” (an old form)or “toporisce” (the new form) means the wooden part of an axe e.g. axe-helve.
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