Foreign words that make you go fnarr

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Son of a Pronator Man Feb 2012 4:25pm, 8 Feb 2012 6,051 posts	0 Son of a Pronator Man I think its funny that the Spanish word for "pregnant" is embarazada, which does not mean "embarrassed" - you might be, however, it you got them mixed up.
macca53 Feb 2012 4:32pm, 8 Feb 2012 15,426 posts	0 macca53 not eactly a single word but the French fast food chain called Crepe and Pizz makes me snigger
hammerite Feb 2012 4:53pm, 8 Feb 2012 16,173 posts	0 hammerite The skiers Fanny Schmellar and Andreas Wank always make me chuckle. When we're in France Jnr likes the cartoon 'tit oeuf
The Teaboy Feb 2012 5:10pm, 8 Feb 2012 857 posts	0 The Teaboy Especially on Eurosport where David Goldstrom always makes sure he over pronounces the 'w' in Wank as the 'v' sound as per German just so there are no on-air cock-ups!
The Teaboy Feb 2012 5:11pm, 8 Feb 2012 858 posts	0 The Teaboy Can't forget German strike (from Euro 96) Stefan Kuntz either. Or the video for 3 Lions for WC 98...
The Teaboy Feb 2012 5:13pm, 8 Feb 2012 859 posts	0 The Teaboy And all those German signs - einfahrt and ausfahrt... Hours of family fun!
Keefy Beefy Feb 2012 5:15pm, 8 Feb 2012 7,168 posts	0 Keefy Beefy kunst
Maclennane Feb 2012 5:31pm, 8 Feb 2012 17,905 posts	0 Maclennane used a lot at work - kok is the dutch word for cook, and kont is bottom
Cavalryman Feb 2012 6:17pm, 8 Feb 2012 2,997 posts	0 Cavalryman Phuket in Thailand - kyuk!
Da Big Guy Feb 2012 6:45pm, 8 Feb 2012 383 posts	0 Da Big Guy Not exactly foreign, but when we drive to mid-Wales we pass through place called "Pant", The joke is that people who live there are pants.