This post is a fun one, and is inspired by one of Malta’s top new words… Borrinu. This was invented this year after some people managed to make snowmen made of hail. Anyhow, the translation to this word is a snowman. I guess a snow-woman would be a Borrina.
Today we will have a look at the translation of Snowman in various languages:
Arabic: رجل الثلج- Czech: Sněhulák
- Danish: Snemand
- Dutch: Sneeuwpop
- English: Snowman
- Estonian: Lumememm
- French: Bonhomme de neige
- German: Schneemann
- Latin: Pupulus nivalis
- Maltese: Borrinu
- Norwegian: Snømann — Very Englishy!
- Polish: Bałwan śniegowy
- Russian: Снеговик
- Spanish: Muñeco de nieve
- Turkish: Kardanadam
Happy learning! 🙂
Steffi Says... 
The Dutch one is interesting… sneeuwPOP hihi (at least its not a double o too)
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hahah true! My favourite one is the latin one though. it sounds funny 😀
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Hi I have nominated you for the ‘Very Inspiring Blogger Award’! 😀
Take a look – https://ddmoonsong.wordpress.com/2015/01/14/nominated-for-the-very-inspiring-blogger-award/
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