Dirty nordic countries calling Saturday "Bath day"
Dirty nordic countries calling Saturday "Bath day"
Sebastian Sullivan
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Aiden Jones
>be a nordic
>take a bath once a week
Cooper White
>Albanians use the old word for "Saturday" taken from Old Latin
>Italians use kike word
Kek
Jacob Gomez
Lauantai means fucking nothing. Lol.
If it was "bathday" it'd be pesupäivä
Logan Robinson
You took the Nordic word directly, not translating it
Ryder Rodriguez
>be rest of europe
>wash once a year
>vikangz and shit come up with idea why not wash once a week instead of smelling like shit for a year
Zachary Lee
In Northern Germany people say "Sonnabend" (Eve of Sunday)
Landon Adams
We also named Torsdag (thursday) etc after old gods like Tor and Odin etc.
Austin Morales
Why did the other languages of europe(like dutch) take over those day names?
Luke Brown
Vikings. They spread parts of their language all over the world.
Matthew Sullivan
Wouldn't it just be because the Dutch are Germanic and also worshipped Thor and Odin? Pretty sure the same is with Anglo-Saxon England.
Isaiah Mitchell
A few of our week days derive from latin and are similar to yours
lunedì = dé luain
martedì = dé máirt
domenica = dé domhnaigh
Adrian Baker
kinda
wednesday=woden's day
i think woden is what the anglos worshipped
here we just say onsdag=odin's day
Daniel Allen
Dirty swedes have been bathing once a week for history while we came up with sauna because at least we understand the concept of hygiene
Alexander Cruz
Estonia Confirmed nordic, welcome the club kääbik
Matthew Perry
Tuesday = Tyr
Wednesday = Wodan/Odin
Thursday = Thor
Friday = Frigg
Luis Lopez
nice
Daniel Lopez
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Matthew Mitchell
en.wikipedia.org
We also say Frige (Freyeh) and Thunor (Thü-nor or Th-eh-nor).
Anthony Richardson
At least we have a bath day.
Connor James
Ireland, UK, Flanders, Netherlands and Albania Romans confirmed
Xavier Gutierrez
>shabbat
>most of europe