Hopi— ha'u (sounds like hah-uh) means "hello" but it's not used as often as we use it in English. It's more traditional to greet someone by saying Um waynuma? (you're around?) Hungarian, Magyar— jó napot (pronounced yoh naput; daytime; formal), szervusz (pronounced sairvoos...
Fago(Ifaluk): A unique emotional concept that blurs the boundaries between compassion, sadness, and love. It is the pity felt for someone in need, which compels us to care for them, but it is also haunted by a strong sense that one day we will lose them. Famished:Feeling intensely hun...
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Typically, after you great someone, you ask "how are you?" In Hebrew, the way you ask this question depends on whether you are speaking to a man or a woman.[4] If you are speaking to a man, ask mah shlomkha? If you are speaking to a woman, ask mah shlomekh? The literal tra...
to be a friend. How you could go a career without seeing someone inspire such affection. His children—Jesse, a filmmaker, and Evgenia, a writer forVanity Fair—were at the dinner, too. This was Peretz as he wanted to be seen. “I’m a pretty vain guy, but it never occurred to ...