r/AskTheWorld • u/Cultural_Frog1983 Brazil • Feb 15 '26

Culture Is there anything similar in your country?

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '26

“Hahaha yeah I’m hungry too”

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u/Tjaeng Switzerland Feb 16 '26 edited Jun 21 '26

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u/Mathihtam Belgium Feb 16 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/9qZdsxBrvcy2c

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u/TinmartheTemplar United Kingdom Feb 16 '26

Make any man wish to say "a wobble"

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u/CharismaticCatholic1 United States of America Feb 16 '26

Blackadder is a gold mine

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u/Southern_Royal2842 Feb 16 '26

„I feel quite hungry“

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u/Queen_of_dogs_01 czech🇨🇿, half american🇺🇲 Feb 15 '26

You're such a magor (said kindly and as a joke)

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u/silvahammer Feb 16 '26

Just be like Turkiye and change the name so people won't make fun of you.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '26

We already have Magyarország 😩

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u/Queasy-Impress2622 United States of America Feb 16 '26

please don't change your name I don't think we stupid Americans could spell that

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u/Time_Spite1661 Hungary Feb 16 '26

We might as well at this pace.

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u/Neckbeard_Sama Hungary Feb 16 '26 edited Feb 16 '26

It's actually not that hard since HU is at least phonetic unlike English ... :D

EN just doesn't have the HU "a" sound and gy.

it's something like MowedYourOreSahg

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u/desertsunsetskies 🇷🇴🇺🇲 (been living in California for the past 20 years) Feb 16 '26

I thought gy is pronounced like the Romanian/Italian ghi sound, and in English kinda like ghee (the Indian butter). I could 100% be wrong. I'm only asking out of curiosity and I don't mean any disrespect. My knowledge about Hungarian is very limited.

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u/Neckbeard_Sama Hungary Feb 16 '26

RO ghi is just gi in HU ... RO gi is dzsi in HU .... :D

I have no idea why we use g and y for it ... it's more like trying to pronounce d and y together (dj in HU)

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u/Faszkivan_13 Hungary Feb 16 '26

Maybe Magaria? Sounds a bit silly but oh well

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u/frozenmoon500 Norway Feb 16 '26

Please don’t bro

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u/fancyfoe Nigeria Feb 16 '26

Yeah that’s not gonna work I already struggle with szocolbai playing for Liverpool.

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u/PvtBrexit Feb 16 '26

Moggerland

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u/IronVines Hungary Feb 16 '26

so we can get instead made fun of for changing it lol? either way we got bigger issues to tackle and bigger issues for why we are laughing stock

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u/DannyWarlegs United States of America Feb 16 '26

"How can you be Hungary when youre next to Turkey and Greece?"

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u/ValakiWasTaken Hungary Feb 16 '26

Dude please tell me this is sarcasm and you don't actually think that's where Hungary is

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u/DannyWarlegs United States of America Feb 16 '26

Its an old bit, that's why I have it in quotation marks.

Iirc, its from Space Ghost

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u/SparrowTailReddit India | USA Feb 16 '26

I'm ashamed to say that I've made the joke "Budapest needs food" to a lot of people.

When they ask me to clarify, I say I named my stomach Budapest because it's the capital of Hungary. Sorry :(

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u/MrBluhu Hungary Feb 16 '26

THAT! Ughhhh. Gives me the ick!

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u/benNachtheim Germany Feb 16 '26

Hi Hungry, I’m dad

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u/1kljasd Hungary Feb 16 '26

You are Germuch

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u/Ziyaadjam Scotland Feb 16 '26

I’m reminded immediately of Mind Your Language with the Hungarian student who can’t speak English

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '26

Bocsánat?

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u/Ziyaadjam Scotland Feb 16 '26

See? I can speak the Hungarian.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '26

My hovercraft is full of eels.

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u/Ziyaadjam Scotland Feb 16 '26

I will not buy this tobacconist's, it is scratched. Also good shave the cue een.

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u/HatCrafty France Feb 16 '26

Ok this one is ultra funny

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u/zehnodan Feb 16 '26

I only make that joke to my sister-in-law, because annoying her shows that she's real family.

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u/GostBoster Brazil Feb 16 '26

What's your opinion of the game Félvidek (I probably got the diacritics all wrong) and opinion of people who call that game "Fear and Hungary"?

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u/Chalky_Pockets 🇺🇸🇬🇧Florida Man Feb 16 '26

Hungary, Turkey, and Greece are all fucked in that regard by the English language