What sentences sound funny in your language?

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Just name the sentence and translation if it isn't English.

Laat haar haar haar haar loslaten:
let her Hair let go of her hair.

This is grammatically correct, but the meaning makes little sense
 
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My friends dad is half German, and he sais anything in imperative in german. That can be quite funny.

When I was getting groceries with my mom once, her shopping list had 'nasi' (asian dish). I read something else. Out loud. Very loud...
 
My friends dad is half German, and he sais anything in imperative in german. That can be quite funny.

When I was getting groceries with my mom once, her shopping list had 'nasi' (asian dish). I read something else. Out loud. Very loud...
whoops lmfao
john cleese people are over GIF
 
Hmm.
Laat haar haar haar loslaten makes more sense, but grammatically laat haar haar haar haar loslaten is correct right

Laat haar (bzvnw) haar (znw) haar (bzvnw) haar (znw) loslaten
 
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You might need google to read this one aloud to you: хохохлатья хохотушки хохотали ха ха ха
 
Hmm.
Laat haar haar haar loslaten makes more sense, but grammatically laat haar haar haar haar loslaten is correct right

Laat haar (bzvnw) haar (znw) haar (bzvnw) haar (znw) loslaten
Haar haar kan geen haar vasthouden, that’s a fysical impossibility
 
Haar haar kan geen haar vasthouden, that’s a fysical impossibility
True. I think there's a programming term for that. But while it physically doesn't make sense, the language does
 
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