In Tunisia we don't say "I'm hungry"We say "the evil has devoured me" (echar kleni)I'm not joking.
no one cares about tunisia, you guys are brown and ugly
In Peninsular Spanish one usually says 'to have hunger/thirst', as if it were something one could possess. Laughing.
>>216033473My med bros care about me...
In the Netherlands we say "I have hunger"
>>216033443did u know that most scientific papers from tunisians are in french?
>>216033970Mhm, and?
We can say both "I have hunger" and "I am hungry"
>>216033473Fpbp
>>216034056same>>216033443how does the metaphor work?
I have hunger
>>216034261We do say "I am Hungry" or "I got hungry" but the other one is a common slang too, I don't know how and why it came to be, our languages are VERY overlooked.
>>216033443Crumb of attention
>>216033443hi, I'm not joking. My name is Dan
In Germany one can say "i have cabbage steam"
>>216034314but is it an Arabic expression or do you think it's of local origin?
>>216033473fpbp
>>216034416Sounds like cabbage packing. It's like aura farming but with the person being the bottom. Our gay slang is hilarious. Indians always fuck it up.
