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The word for "work" in Portuguese is "trabalho" which comes from tripalium, a Roman instrument of torture.
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Can you wait until I’m 40 to break my fingers or is there like a time constraint
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>>220575884
hey it's the same in spanish
this clears things up a bit, no wonder we are considered lazy worldwide, our words for work mean torture, no one wants that.
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Who gives a fuck
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here its either muncă which came from slavic and it means to struggle (phisically mostly) or its lucru which came from latin meaning to be productive or something like that
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Terroni do the same, but we northerners say lavoro. Travaglio means a period of difficulties or pain.
>>220578356
Go back to /pol/, slug
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>>220578387
Lucro means profit hete but it's a bit passè, we say profitto for profit
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>>220575884
same here, travail
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In Germany Arbeit means freedom



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