more spam before breakfast than you could ever want or need

[cimorene]

1. i hate your icon. more than one of them in fact. [link deleted cause i still give a shit]

2. more people add online girlfriends [convenient link to the interested users list] to your interests. it's a fucking revolution, dammit. and i want my tshirt.

3. the 'head girl' icon is both hermione AND lily because I SAID SO.

[edit: AH REMEMBERED! fry me in butter and call me a catfish. 1, i mean, 4. : i'm collecting endearments in foreign languages. everyone, post them! german, french, latin, anything scandinavian and/or oriental. i want it ALL, baybay.]

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[mace-m.livejournal.com]

i'm collecting endearments in foreign languages.

Well, here's one in Finnish: kullanmuru. Literally mean a tiny piece of gold

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[cimness.livejournal.com]

hee! thanks! :)

Random Foreign Endearments:

[ajodasso.livejournal.com]

1) mon petit chou--French for "my little cabbage", means "my darling"

2) ma chere/mon cher--French, "my dear", f/m

3) mein Liebling--German, easy enough

4) cara/caro--Italian, "dear", f/m

5) melindo/melisse--Quenya, "beloved", m/f

6) meleth, melethron/melethril--Sindarin, "beloved"; m,m/f

7) mi amma--Westron, "my love"

Re: Random Foreign Endearments:

[cimness.livejournal.com]

::mwah::!

[lido-kitty.livejournal.com]

Not to contradict ninglor, but it's actually "mon chou" (my cabbage), and "ma chérie/mon chéri") ((my)darling). Mon petit chou sounds too ridiculous, and chère/cher was used two centuries ago (and now is only used as a mark of respect, like in a letter to your boss, etc...). Of course, that's speaking of France; I have no idea about other countries.

But, yes:
- mon poussin (my chick - for boys)
- mon lapin (my rabbit - boys)
- ma puce (my flea - girls)
- (mon) trésor (my treasure - both)
- mon ange (my angel - both)
- papounet/mamounette (sort of daddy/mommy)
and of course - mon amour (my love)

And also:

[link deleted cause i still give a shit]

Dude, you're cruel. You realize now I'll be spending the next few hours checking out every one of your friends and trying to figure out who it was? Bleh. You could at least give some kind of hint.

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[cimness.livejournal.com]

ooh thank you. :)

I can't seem to find a way to type cyrillic here.

[linaelyn.livejournal.com]

However, you probably want them in roman transliteration, anyhow.

Russian endearments:

moi Dorogoi: my darling! with "friend" overtones. Like A Clockwork Orange: my droogies.
Golubchik: darling with more romatic overtones.
Vozlyublennuyi/Vozlyublennaya: m/f sweetheart/

Am now going to smatter my endearments with Russian all day. Thanks!

[pandap.livejournal.com]

I asked my mom, because mom knows all. obviously. so here's some stuff in Korean. I don't know if this is exactly what you're looking for though. They're different words for "you" that people with different relationships use.

chagi-ya: boyfriend/girlfriend
yobo: wife/husband
tangshin: wife/husband
yonggan: older people, wife/husband


all spelling errors are totally my own.

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[cimness.livejournal.com]

thank you! i want it all.