← Back to context Comment by MasterYoda 3 hours ago I can confirm that "kaka" taste good. It is the Swedish word for cake/cookie :) 7 comments MasterYoda Reply moltar 3 hours ago In some Slavic languages it means “poopoo”. rags2riches 2 hours ago If you shorten the first vowel in "kaka" you get "kacka", which means "to shit" in Swedish. From the latin "cacare". sejje 1 hour ago caca - shit - spanish hansvm 3 hours ago Are you agreeing, disagreeing, or saying that more experimentation is needed? dotancohen 3 hours ago It's from a PIE root and found in one form or another in most European languages. ctln 2 hours ago [dead] throw310822 20 minutes ago You yell me in Sweden you can have kaka and fika?
moltar 3 hours ago In some Slavic languages it means “poopoo”. rags2riches 2 hours ago If you shorten the first vowel in "kaka" you get "kacka", which means "to shit" in Swedish. From the latin "cacare". sejje 1 hour ago caca - shit - spanish hansvm 3 hours ago Are you agreeing, disagreeing, or saying that more experimentation is needed? dotancohen 3 hours ago It's from a PIE root and found in one form or another in most European languages. ctln 2 hours ago [dead]
rags2riches 2 hours ago If you shorten the first vowel in "kaka" you get "kacka", which means "to shit" in Swedish. From the latin "cacare". sejje 1 hour ago caca - shit - spanish
dotancohen 3 hours ago It's from a PIE root and found in one form or another in most European languages.
In some Slavic languages it means “poopoo”.
If you shorten the first vowel in "kaka" you get "kacka", which means "to shit" in Swedish. From the latin "cacare".
caca - shit - spanish
Are you agreeing, disagreeing, or saying that more experimentation is needed?
It's from a PIE root and found in one form or another in most European languages.
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You yell me in Sweden you can have kaka and fika?