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As a compulsive “Google-er” I once found myself searching for untranslatable German words on the internet. The results showed websites which repetitively listed top 15 German words that apparently do not have direct English counterparts. Upon skimming through the articles, I recognized the term “fernweh,” an old personal favorite word that I previously used as […]https://sites.uef.fi/europeanforestry/wp-content/uploads/sites/62/2021/05/lowres21und.gif