kola :DDDD
it's "coche" actually literally no one says auto
>>216111168why is uk and portugal different color
>>216111168>COTXEGerman "Kotze" -> puke.
>>216111168>samochodSelf walker? :D
>>216111168>turks drive an AraberI thought you guys werent arabs
>>216111432Samoljot -> self flyer.Samowar -> self boiler.
>>216111168>vittura
>>216111432>>216111457it's samolot but yeah
>>216111432>>216111457how do you know that
>>216111168it comes from kolelo (wheel)
>>216111571it means "wheels" in Polish tooit just feels weird to call the car "wheels", that would pass for a slang name maybe (just like it is in Serbian)
>>216111432Poland is luving in the Flintstones universe
>>216111168That's so fucking retarded it's coche across all of spain is this thread particularly veiled spainbait?
>>216111585it's used interchenchably with avtomobil, but kola is more common
>>216111168we use AUTO pretty frequently as well
>>216111457:D
>>216111457>>216111432It would be cool if we named it the same as Poles did.Because we already have caмoлёт and caмoвap.
>>216111187+1 auto or carro is common in Latinx coutries
>>216111432What do you think "auto" and "mobile" means
>>216111168>Cotxe>txWhy the hell would they use Basque orthography outside of Basque zones of Spains but not in the Basque regions? Yajéd húthut image.
>>216111432yeah, tho "samojezd" (self-driver) or even "samoruch" (self-mover) would be possibly more logical
>>216112507also, "chodzić" in Polish has a wide range of meanings, "walk" is the first meaning but it can also mean "work" in a sense that a machine works (performs activity), so it might be the actual meaning of the -chod part in this sense (self-worker, self-performer)
>>216111168NEMAM DOBRA KOLA AL IMAM TRAKTORCHEEEEEEEhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtYC3FkzYPQ
>>216111283Ukish comes from Proto-Indo European Karthe, meaning ox (same as "cow" actually, car=cow).Portugalis comes from Berberic Carremo, meaning cammel.
>>216111516>>216111457>>216111432>>216112052I guess it's a liteal translation, because "auto" means "self" in Greek, "mobile" means movable in Latin.
>>216111500jej
We say coche not auto what a shit map
>>216111168We also say auto even if macchina is more colloquial.
>>216111426parallel zu coach. bedeutet wagen. wird wahrscheinlich ähnlich wie kutche ausgesprochen du retard
>>216111168"Mashyna" is very popular in a colloquial conversation, avtomobil is more formal.>>216111571>>216111585Here, "koleso" is a rare dialectal word for bicycle.
>>216111168Scandi solidarity
>>216111168we also say auto
>>216115199kolelo also means bicycle here although the proper word is velosiped
>>216115304same
>>216115129Fuck machina and fuck those al bhed grease monkeys. Praise yevon, brudda
>>216112434X is pronounced “ch” in Catalan. The t does seem a bit redundant, but maybe they just don’t like a plain intervocalic x without a stop.
Alex the lion what are you doing in my car
>>216111457slavbros, how do we recover?
>>216113061>>216111432do NOT look up what rzeczpospolita means>>216115199>"Mashyna" is very popular in a colloquial conversation, avtomobil is more formal.we also use auto which is less formal but either one is used in day to day
>>216111168>voitureFrance wins again
>>216111168>ArabaA car is called sandnigger in Turkey ?
>>216111168For me, it's ô tô.
>>216119443People don’t say rót/rótyon anymore?
>>216119617Ô tô is Vietnamese. I'm on holiday. I dunno what the Thais call it.
>>216111168>CarroCute Portugal
DO YOU LIKEMah car?
