Am I right in thinking that 'Brad Pitt translates as 'wide cock' in Swedish. I wonder if Teacher or whoever could clarify that? I think that Bred Pitt would indeed translate to pretty much that. However, I read that the E in 'bred' is closer to the sound of the first E of 'here' in English. Brad Pitt pronounced as such would be more like 'plank dick'.

For those of you whose English isn't your first language, is there any words, phrares or indeed names, that when translated are somewhat humorous? Indeed, do any of you know of such instances?...

Some years back on MTV's Spring Break, they had this fake Tiki God who would yell out nonesense at the beginning and end of commercial breaks. Apprently, it turned out he was saying "I have a really small penis" in another language. I wish I could remember which language it was.

The Swedes love that cock, that's for sure.

2freaky4church1 said:

They do in general I think.

2freaky4church1 said:

Sometimes I'll be talking to Mon in English and the sentence will include the words 'I hear', which unfortunately sounds like the Thai for 'hey bitch'.

'I sat' sounds like 'hey animal'.

'He' sounds like pussy.

'Jew' sounds like penis.

That's all I have.