Beware of False Friends

It's just your opinion, though.

<<I don't speak Russian and might be mistaken, but I think I'm right.>>

No, that's true. I recall an old anecdote of a Serbian man dancing with a Russian woman on a visit to Russia, and he wanted to tell her how good he found life over there. So he told her "U vas ochen' horoshiy zhivot" ("You have a very good belly"), instead of "ochen' horoshiy zhizn" ("very good life"). It is not very difficult to imagine her reaction! :-)

LOL zhivot means life in Bulgarian too

Slavic languages are so disgusting!!! :-)))))

So is Ecuador..how about that?!

Just opinions!

English: Put a key (Place or lay a metallic instrument to open doors)
Spanish: Puta, ¡aquí! (Hey you, b*tch, come here!)

They sound very similar, so don't get confused! :)