What would a Welshman be doing if he was using a Bwrdd Smwddio (bord smoothio)?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 6 Mar 2015
Why would a stressed German call the “Schimpf-los” hotline for 1.49 euros per minute?
Interesting Question of the Day – 13 Feb 2015
In English the chart below would be described as a pie chart.
What food would it be named after in French?
Interesting Question of the Day – 9 Feb 2015
The original old English etymology of the word “lady” refers to what food?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 19 January 2014
The “Islendiga App” in Iceland is a dating app designed to stop people from doing what?
If you can read Icelandic, you’ve got an advantage here.
Interesting Question of the Day – 6 November 2014
A French expression for “there is a major problem” is “‘Il y a une couille dans le potage.” It means there is what part of human anatomy in what item of food?
Interesting Question of the Day – 23 October 2014
The Romanian expression Soare cu Dinti refers to weather that looks great until you step outside into the cold.
It literally translates as what object with what feature?
Interesting Question of the Day – 10 October 2014
The word coffee is believed to be derived from the Arabic word qahwah.
What does qahwah mean? To have no anger, to have no appetite, or to have no sleep?
Interesting Question of the Day – 24 August
The word “avocado” is derived from an Aztec word, and the word “orchid” is derived from the same word in Greek.
What word is that?
Interesting Question of the Day – 14 August
Why is the letter “I” capitalised, when other personal pronouns like you, he, she, and so on are not?