How to Say Moustache in Forty Different Languages
No one wants to look like a tourist, unfortunately your fanny pack usually gives this fact away. But maybe you can keep the locals guessing when you drop the word for moustache in their own language. Consider yourself forever armed with crucial facial fur street cred, in any language! [Ps, Slovak wins the Onomatopoeia Award for there word for the moustache!]
Snor [Afrikaan & Dutch]
Mustaqe [Albanian] Bibote [Basque]
Brkovi [Bosnian &
Croatian]
Myctak [Bulgarian]
Bigoti [Catalan] Knír [Czech]
Overskæg [Danish]
Lipharoj [Esperanto]
Vuntsid [Estonian] Misey [Filipino]
Viikset [Finnish]
Moustache
[French]
Bigote [Galician & Spanish]
Schnorrbart [German]
Moustach [Haitian
Creole]
Bajusz [Hungarian] Yfirvaraskegg [Icelandic]
Kumis [Indonesian] Baffi [Italian] ūsas [Latvian]
ūsai [Lithuanian]
со мустаки
[Macedonian]
Misai [Malay] Bart [Norwegian] Wasy [Polish]
Bigode [Portugeuse]
Mustață [Romanian]
Yсы [Russian]
Fúzy [Slovak]
Brki [Slovenian]
Masharubu [Swahili] Mustasch [Swedish]
Bıyık [Turkish] Byca[Ukrainian]
Ria [Vietnamese] Mwstash [Welsh]
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