What are friendship bracelets called in your language?
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Arkengheis
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1 month, 2 weeks ago by Arkengheis
I was watching an arts& crafts youtuber and she said she never made friendship bracelets because she didn't have any friends to give them to.I didn't have many friends as a kid, but just made bracelets for myself and occasionally family. I'm french and here we call them "Brazilian bracelets", so it never even crossed my mind that they were supposed to symbolize friendship. What are they called in your language ? |
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skytech
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1 month, 2 weeks ago by skytech
In my language it’s pulseras de la amistad
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Arkengheis
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1 month, 2 weeks ago by Arkengheis
@skytech what does that translate to literally ?
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skytech
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1 month, 2 weeks ago by skytech
Pulseras is bracelets and amistad is friendship
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Arkengheis
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1 month, 2 weeks ago by Arkengheis
@skytech ok that's what I thought ^^
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Cow29
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1 month, 2 weeks ago by Cow29
I'm English (boring haha), so 'friendship bracelets'
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skytech
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1 month, 2 weeks ago by skytech
Lol
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CrazyPiipi
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1 month ago by CrazyPiipi
im not sure is it the viral translation but we use "ystävyyranneke" 🙂 (friendship barcelet in finnish)
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Ni-Ki
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1 month ago by Ni-Ki
In Japan we call it 組み紐ブレスレット, or Kumihimo buresuretto, because Kumihimo is a traditional braiding technique and buresuretto is a bracelet obviously haha 👍
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Tacy-Cruz
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1 month ago by Tacy-Cruz
@Ni-Ki that’s awesome most people in America don’t know a different language. I wish to learn more about different cultures! It’s cool you know both languages. I took Japanese in high school but I didn’t really keep up with it afterwards 😢
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Ni-Ki
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1 month ago by Ni-Ki
Oh thank you! So few people in Japan learn a second language since Japanese itself is so hard, but I think learning a language is very useful so I am learning English.
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Craftybug5
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1 month ago by Craftybug5
You guys are right :]. Learning new languages is always so cool and useful ᯓ★ (and fun too lol)Here in Ukraine, we mostly call them «фенічки». There isn’t a literal translation (it’s a colloquial term), but some theorise that it *might* have been derived from the English word “thing” or “thingy”. You can also call them «браслети дружби» “bracelets of friendship”, though this term is less common and more formal. Some people still prefer it, especially in certain contexts! ദ്ദി´ ˘ `)✧ |
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Takero
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4 weeks ago by Takero
Well, in Russia the same as in Ukraine: «фенечки» or “браслеты дружбы», the first one is more usual
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itarosky
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3 weeks, 6 days ago by itarosky
Btw although it's written the same in Ukrainian and Russian, the pronunciation differs a bit: in Ukrainian it sounds like [fenechka], in Russian it's more like [fienichka]
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swimmer1
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3 weeks, 2 days ago by swimmer1
Friendship bracelets 😁😁😁
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Calyre
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3 weeks ago by Calyre
En France c'est "bracelets brésiliens", mais je crois que je ne t'apprends rien ^_^
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udora474
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1 week, 2 days ago by udora474
In Hungary:barátság karkötő (friendship bracelet) or indián fonat (Indian braid) Although the second name is not really correct, since these creations do not need to be woven... |
