@@@@@@@@ - What does your language call @ ? Write in format like this! English : AT Korean : 골뱅이 (Whelk) - devRant

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CWins

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German: Klammeraffe
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-vim-

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French: a commercial OR arobas

As of what I know, the ‘a’ is not a sound in the English language
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DjSall

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Kukac - worm
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redstonetehnik

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Slovene : afna
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DinuD11

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Romanian : A Rond
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simo002m

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Danish: Snabel a
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geneticCode

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Polish : małpa , pronounced as maw pah, means little monkey
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theuser

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Norwegian: krøllalfa
Translation: curly alpha
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whatevel

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Portuguese PT - Arroba 😂
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rootshell

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@ = apenstaartje
I hate dutch. Also literal translation back to English would be monkey tail.
🙈
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nanoandrew4

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Spanish: arroba (double r, think pirate)
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Kleckson

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Swedish: snabel-a.
Snabel meaning trunk(as in elephant trunk).
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Zerocchi

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Idk if my language has official name for that symbol but everyone here call it 'at'.
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PrivateGER

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German sometimes also calls it ät
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nitwhiz

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@CWins thanks😂😂
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dotPy

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Indonesia : @ (a keong)

Keong means snail, because it looks like a snail
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Ignisor

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Russian: Собачка (translation - doggie)
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superboot

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@CozyPlanes, Why did you put "(Whelk)" at the end of your Korean Hangul? The word you posted is pronounced: kol-bang-ee
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Pogromist

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Ət (meat)
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iamgio

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Italian: chiocciola
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yusijs

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@theuser I've always said "alfakrøll". :o
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AngularMomentum

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Greek: παπάκι (papáki, diminutive of duck), but I always called it "at" and corrected everyone who called it elsewise
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ace48

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Arabic: we mostly use the English name, 'at'.

Hebrew: שטרודל | Strudel; read Shtrudel... Why? Fuck knows why...
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hubiruchi

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@ace48 actually the correct word according to the academy is כרוכית
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mrenp

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Italian: chiocciola (it means "snail" in english)
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janosk

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Hungarian : kukac (worm)
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gitcherry

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In bulgarian it is often called "monkey a"
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jazzydevill

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Polish: małpa (ma-w-pa)
Translation: monkey
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CozyPlanes

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@superboot Because no one knows what 골뱅이 is in English
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BlueNutterfly

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Georgian: ძაღლუკა (dzaghluka, meaning a doggie xD)
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CozyPlanes

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@BlueNutterfly Thanks for all the upvotes! <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3
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BlueNutterfly

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@CozyPlanes :)
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julianmd

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Also Romanian, mainly used by those who aren't particularly tech savvy and old people: coadă de maimuță (monkey tail)
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Mitiko

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Bulgarian: маймунско а
Read like: maymunsko a
Translated: Monkey a
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superboot

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@CozyPlanes Do people know what Whelk means?
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CozyPlanes

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@superboot

Dunno
I haven't seen people other than korea eat it...

https://lmddgtfy.net/?q=whelk

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