>mfw south americans live in cities called 'River of January' and 'Good Air'
Mfw south americans live in cities called 'River of January' and 'Good Air'
Anthony Clark
Kevin Garcia
I googled and apparently my city's name comes from guarani and it means ''many pine trees''
Liam Williams
There's a city in Uruguay that translated to guaraní means "bamboo penis"
Alexander Campbell
>tfw you ask a Dutchie which city he's from and he tells you he lives in Suffering
John Cox
>britoids really be living in places called "piscina de hígados"
Jaxon Hall
And places like kill moors
Spain places sound even more retarded though
Julian Parker
>The city of Penis in the country of Urgay
:DDD
Jayden Rogers
>kill moors
based
Michael Brown
>live in a country named Chili
>live in a city named "The serene"
I'm out m8
Julian Sullivan
In reality is Our Lady of the Good Air
Zachary Jackson
Mine is called "Fortress" tho, can't get any better than that
Jackson Anderson
My city name means literallty cities in germanic
Leo Edwards
Are there many pines?
Landon Davis
I'm from The Counts in St James
Thomas Adams
>anglos live in cities called “paeodbury-upon-nonce” and “bumbuggster”
Elijah Long
At least it's not Cuman-commoner-half-church.
Wyatt Jackson
most place names, when you break them down to their primitive etymological roots, almost always originally mean something really obvious or stupid
Tyler Long
>Read Chinese History
>"The Heavenly Peach Palace of the Spring Garden housed the Yellow Emperor of the Lotus Dynasty. The JÜRÇËNYÜGÖL nomadic tribe from Mongolia then conquered them and became the Serene Blue Dragon Petal Emperor
Jackson Hall
>amerigoyem live in cities called “new-paeodbury-upon-nonce” and “new-bumbuggster”
Adrian Lewis
American names are also like "Paddingtonbearshireville, located in Sasanootucketybucketychucketquak county"
Jackson Johnson
my city’s name means “the happy one” in ancient Greek, very curious name because I suffer immensely here.