Attention all 'other than english language knowers'

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hmm, lengthy title.

Ok i need some help please, i would like to know of three different slang terms for having sex in three different languages.

It is a long story, but it is work related and I would be really appreciative if you could help.

Thanks heaps,
Tom

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What kind of work do you do?

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Thanks Harper, very helpfull but not fully what i was after…

It is for a stand-up routine.

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What exactly do you want - a noun or a verb?

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either or, a phrase would be awsome though.

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Hmm, let’s see. In Russian:
A noun - perepih
A verb - zasadit

I’m trying to think of a phrase.

I can get you some Greek ones tomorrow morning, as well.

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Thanks Ivan, a phrase would be excellent, but tommorow morning is too far :frowning:
This Russian is great thoguth!!

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Zanyitsia lubovyu - to make love.

Can’t think of anything else, I’m too sleepy, sorry.

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Have you tried Freetranslation yet?

It may not give the excact proper way of saying it, but its pretty close.

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Thanks IVan, and thanks Jerrick. That site is great!@

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umi no it in englisha and french sign language but i guess that’s a little hard to explain online… :stuck_out_tongue:

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lol, you could try.

If anything it woud be fun…

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The alternative dictionaries site is your friend, so long as 162 languages is enough for you:

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hmmm… ok then why not, the french sign is easier to describe than the english one

french sign - take both yr hand and hit them together in between yr thumb and index finger repeatedly if that makes sense! :stuck_out_tongue: it means sex in french sign language and coca cola in english sign…which could get rather confusing as i know a story of an english guy in france who went up the barmaid and ordered a coca cola…

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ha, i can imagine how that would end. Like one of those books when you choose between ending a) b) or c), i have imagined three likely senarios :stuck_out_tongue:

wow i am soo using that, i didn not even realise sign language differed between cultures etc.

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Nice site, but it needs a pronounciation guide. I could easily see how an American might pronounce “knulle” (Norwegian, verb) as “null” or something similar.

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Oh yeah, the Dutch community will be so proud of me for posting this:

Neuken

And all the Germans seem to know what this means: Neuken in de keuken

Hope this helped you haha, good luck with your project…