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Translated from Keltic “Bakota” means a valley, in Spanish it is a dip. In Romanian language it`s a piece of bread, in Turkish – to see far.
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The ding-dong theory . Some people, including the famous linguist Max Muller, have pointed out that there is a rather mysterious correspondence between sounds and meanings. Small, sharp, high things tend to have words with high front vowels in many languages, while big, round, low things tend to have round back vowels! Compare itsy bitsy teeny
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Labubus have become the biggest international toy fad since Beanie Babies in the late 90s. And as a result of their popularity, they’re difficult to get hold of, often out of stock both online and in physical stores. But why do people feel the need to own one in the first place? It seems to be an accessory of a life style “constructed of physical... See more
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