If I remember well, on one occasion, the Orange insinuated itself amongst the players to grab the trophy. The players didn't know how to send it away, even Infantino was surprised. Now, another trophy especially for that bombastic being? As you wrote, eff the FIFA.
Strangely, Schmuck in German means jewel. Yet the Yiddish word comes from Polish. As for Italian, there are quite a few words. Odioso, sleale, inetto, stupido, spregevolo, malvagio, infido. The strongest, meaning washing your mouth with a whole bar of soap, is stronzo (accentuated on the first 'o'). It means a sausage-shaped stool, hence, a person that IS like said stool. Never employ that word towards an Italian-speaking person, unless he is that despicable, or else he shall challenge you to a duel.
There is no lack in insults, languages are most picturesque and imaginative in that field. I manage seven, and insults are the first words we learnt ... and the fastest.
If I remember well, on one occasion, the Orange insinuated itself amongst the players to grab the trophy. The players didn't know how to send it away, even Infantino was surprised. Now, another trophy especially for that bombastic being? As you wrote, eff the FIFA.
How do you say “schmuck” in Italian?? He and Trumphuk are birds of a feather.
Strangely, Schmuck in German means jewel. Yet the Yiddish word comes from Polish. As for Italian, there are quite a few words. Odioso, sleale, inetto, stupido, spregevolo, malvagio, infido. The strongest, meaning washing your mouth with a whole bar of soap, is stronzo (accentuated on the first 'o'). It means a sausage-shaped stool, hence, a person that IS like said stool. Never employ that word towards an Italian-speaking person, unless he is that despicable, or else he shall challenge you to a duel.
Great word!! Trumphuk is a stronzo.
Another useful Yiddish word is “putz” — also refers to male genitalia…. But has become less specific.
So we can agree that Trumphuk is a putz, schmuck, and stronzo!
There is no lack in insults, languages are most picturesque and imaginative in that field. I manage seven, and insults are the first words we learnt ... and the fastest.
Merde! These are the phrases and words one remembers first and longest from foreign languages!
Even the name “infantino”says a lot … “home made baby food”! What a schmuck!
I had forgotten the Italian meaning, and I speak Italian! I must have been more befuddled than I thought. Child-like, like the big orange baby.