30 untranslatable illustrations
THE BEAUTY OF UNTRANSLATABLE WORDS is in their ability to capture the feelings and actions we don’t know how to put into words. Here, Anjana Iyer has illustrated 30 of them beautifully. 

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Pochemuchka (Russian)

2
Fernweh (German)

3
Aware (Japanese)
Intermission
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372
What bartenders actually think of your drink order
by Lisa Millar-Jones
5
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by Ana Bulnes

4
Komorebi (Japanese)

5
Tingo (Pascuense)

6
Gökotta (Swedish)

7
Bakku-shan (Japanese)

8
Backpfeifengesicht (German)

9
Tsundoku (Japanese)
Intermission
372
What bartenders actually think of your drink order
by Lisa Millar-Jones
139
The 22 craziest party hostels around the world
by Matt Kepnes
7
10 German words we should all be using
by Morgane Croissant

10
Shlimazl (Yiddish)

11
Hanyauku (Rukwangali)

12
Waldeinsamkeit (German)

13
Rire dans sa barbe (French)

14
Gattara (Italian)

15
Prozvonit (Czech)
Intermission
139
The 22 craziest party hostels around the world
by Matt Kepnes
501
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by Vanessa Van Doren
1
The 18 funniest Chinese expressions (and how to use them)
by Jocelyn Eikenburg

16
Friolero (Spanish)

17
Iktsuarpok (Inuit)

18
Papakata (Cook Islands Maori)

19
Schilderwald (German)

20
Utepils (Norwegian)

21
Age-otori (Japanese)

22
Ilunga (Tshiluba)

23
Kyoikumama (Japanese)

24
Culaccino (Italian)

25
Mamihlapinatapei (Yagan)

26
Chai-Pani (Hindi)

27
Won (Korean)

28
Schadenfreude (German)

29
Wabi-Sabi (Japanese)

30
Tokka (Finnish)
Illustrations by Anjana Iyer.
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