1.Your language
2.How do you call "Chinese whispers" in your language?
3.What does it mean?
1.Your language
Tyler Wilson
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Aaron Ward
1.French
2.Téléphone arabe
3.Arab phone
Liam Adams
LOL is this real?
we call it "broken telephone"
Eli Williams
Yep it's real
Grayson Barnes
Same
John Jenkins
The fuck is Chinese whisper?
Ryder Adams
1. Poland
2. Głuchy telefon
3. Deaf telephone
Owen Gomez
Stille Post (quiet mail)
Xavier Sullivan
1) flg
2) telefono senza fili
3) wireless phone
Xavier Bell
I don't even know what are you talking about
Xavier Perry
1. English
2. Telephone
3. A system that converts acoustic vibrations to electrical signals in order to transmit sound, typically voices, over a distance using wire or radio.
Josiah White
Yes.
Because of the 'poor quality' of the communication, it is called 'arab phone'
Bentley Barnes
Jaxson Robinson
eesti
telefonimäng
the telephone game
Charles Robinson
What's the word in Albanian?
Carter Edwards
Flag
Tichá pošta
Silent mail
Kayden Gonzalez
1. Norwegian
2. Kviskreleken/Hviskeleken
3. Whispering game
Jack Turner
cлoмaнный тeлeфoн
broken phone
Jose Russell
Teléfono descompuesto
Broken (decomposed) phone
Jack Bennett
Telefon i prishur
Nicholas Lee
Yes, French colonists in Maghreb were surprised how the news were spreading fast and only by oral
>À l’aube du XXème siècle, les colonisateurs européens installés en Afrique du Nord étaient impressionnés par la rapidité avec laquelle une information circulait entre les habitants et ceci de manière exclusivement orale. De là est née cette expression qui a ensuite dépassé les frontière du Maghreb.
Xavier Reyes
>2. Głuchy telefon
this
slovak
hluchy telefon
deaf telephone
Christopher Gomez
>Portuguese
>Telefone sem fio
>Wireless telephone
Chase Lee
this game is fucking stupid, how are people supposed to get a word wrong?
Parker Rogers
1. Deutsch
2. Flüsterpost / stille Post
3. whisper-mail / silent mail
Carson Hughes
you talk fast and quiet. That's all
Oliver Hall
Back in the day, there weren't many options to entertain yourself. Just calm down.
Jaxon Rodriguez
:3
Austin Phillips
I answer for dumb Spaniard
teléfono estropeado / teléfono descompuesto
broken phone
Henry Barnes
1. Deutsch
2. Chinesische Flüstereien
3. Chinese Whispers
Kevin Gray
ernsthaft? In welcher Region sagt man das?
Thomas Perry
That's how Romance language were born
Josiah Parker
(ich habe einen spaB gemacht und einfach wörtlich übersetzt, Brudi)
James King
1. T*rkish
2. Kulaktan Kulağa
3. Literally "from ear to ear"
Dominic Lee
1. Español
2. teléfono descompuesto
3. broken phone
Carter White
idk about other countries but kids here intentionally change the message and pretend they didn't - but it changes accidentally too, just happens when transferring to so many people in a quick whisper