James Chapman has told us how sneezes, eating, dogs, and frogs sound in other languages. Now he gives us the lowdown on pain. How do other languages express the sound we know as “ouch”? Learn these, and you’ll be able to offer sympathy when it’s appropriate. Check out Chapman’s works at his Etsy shop.
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The Japanese expression for "ouch" is "itai."
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I immediately started hearing that REM song in my head...
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