As a result of the fragmentation and splitting of the human
race, every culture has an unique experience that nobody can
understand unless they are part of that culture. This is why
there are words in other languages that take a full sentence in
English to convey the same meaning. Here are 11 of the hardest
words to translate: - Mamihlapinatapei (Yagan) - ???? (Kyoiku
mama) (Japanese) - Tartle (Scottish) - Ilunga (Bantu) -
Schadenfreude (German) - Tingo (Pascuense) - Hyggelig (Danish) -
L’appel du vide (French) - Papakata (Maori) - Sigurista
(Tagalog) - Vovohe Tahtsenaotse (Cheyenne) A look shared by two
people, each wishing that the other would initiate something
that they both desire but which neither wants to begin. This
word is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as most
succint word. A mother who endlessly pushes her children to
study, even at the cost of emotional or physical health. Maybe
Tiger Mom is the English word for this? Pausing while
introducing someone because you can’t remember his n