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Four words from various languages. Three mean the same thing. Can you click the one which means something else?
Check the explanations after the quiz for English translations!
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Last updated: January 13, 2025
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1. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean apple (Apfel = German, Pomme = French, Manzana = Spanish) 1 means lemon (Citroen = Dutch)
Citroen
Manzana
Apfel
Pomme
2. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean house (Maison = French, Casa = Spanish, Haus = German) 1 means church (Templom = Hungarian)
Haus
Maison
Casa
Templom
3. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean water (Eau = French, Agua = Spanish, Woda = Polish) 1 means fire (Fogo = Portuguese)
Eau
Agua
Fogo
Woda
4. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean yes (Da = Russian, Ja = Swedish, Oui = French) 1 means no (Hayır = Turkish)
Da
Ja
Oui
Hayır
5. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean dog (Chien = French, Hund = German, Cachorro = Portuguese) 1 means cat (Gato = Spanish)
Cachorro
Gato
Chien
Hund
6. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean food (Comida = Spanish, Essen = German, Eten = Dutch) 1 means drink (Boisson = French)
Eten
Boisson
Comida
Essen
7. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean yellow (Jaune = French, Amarillo = Spanish, Huángsè = Mandarin) 1 means black (Schwarz = German)
Jaune
Amarillo
Huángsè
Schwarz
8. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean large (Groß = German, Ampla = Portuguese, Grand = French) 1 means small (Piccolo = Italian)
Ampla
Groß
Grand
Piccolo
9. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean hello (Bonjour = French, Kon'nichiwa = Japanese, Nǐ hǎo = Mandarin) 1 means goodbye (Vaarwel = Dutch)
Bonjour
Kon'nichiwa
Nǐ hǎo
Vaarwel
10. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean rain (Lluvia = Spanish, Regn = Swedish, Pluie = French) 1 means sun (Sole = Italian)
Regn
Pluie
Lluvia
Sole
11. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean pig (Porc = French, Cerdo = Spanish, Schwein = German) 1 means bear (Björn = Swedish)
Björn
Porc
Schwein
Cerdo
12. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean chair (Chaise = French, Stoel = Dutch, Stuhl = German) 1 means bed (Cama = Spanish)
Cama
Stoel
Stuhl
Chaise
13. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean hat (Sombrero = Spanish, Hut = German, Kapélo = Greek) 1 means shoe (Chaussure = French)
Sombrero
Hut
Chaussure
Kapélo
14. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean mountain (Mauna = Hawaiian, Berg = German, Montagna = Italian) 1 means valley (Gleann = Scots Gaelic)
Mauna
Gleann
Berg
Montagna
15. Which is the odd one out?
3 mean peace (Salam = Arabic, Mir = Russian, Pace = Italian) 1 means war (Krieg = German)
Krieg
Pace
Mir
Salam
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17 Comments
Elboy
+9
Level 75
Apr 3, 2023
Nice one! And the explanations make the quiz even better. Nominated :)
overtired
+3
Level 88
Apr 3, 2023
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it... and always nice to hear when people read the explanations!
Gumbledalf
+3
Level 77
May 18, 2023
Great quiz. Sessel in German means armchair, the word for a regular chair would be Stuhl
overtired
+3
Level 88
May 18, 2023
Thanks, changed it.
richiesyxx
+2
Level 74
Jun 9, 2023
In German, food is usually Essen, Lebensmittel is more specific and means groceries. If you want a replacement that’s less similar to the Dutch, I can suggest the Czech for food, which is ‘jídlo?’
overtired
+2
Level 88
Jun 9, 2023
Changed it to Essen, thanks. No problem with them being similar... gives a hint. I've tried to use words that people might know or be able to work out.
maur85
+4
Level 73
Jun 11, 2023
Citroën is definitely the odd one out cause it's a car
overtired
+5
Level 88
Jun 11, 2023
I bought a Citroën once. Was a real lemon.
Dollyfroggy
+3
Level 63
Jun 12, 2023
I love how the meanings are related. Great execution.
Dimby
+2
Level 83
Jan 13, 2025
Uh… I somehow aced this from context clues and very limited knowledge of a couple languages beyond English. This must be a very well made quiz if a monolingual person like me could be successful!
overtired
+3
Level 88
Jan 13, 2025
Well done. That’s nice to hear :) I did try to look for words people could make educated guesses about.
cathlete
+2
Level 78
Jan 9, 2026
Yes, I agree. You chose very good groupings.
labienus
+1
Level 67
Jan 13, 2025
Stol is specifically a table in many Slavic languages including Russian, Polish, and similar variants can be found in like Serbian as well. Please pick a different example for that one.
overtired
+2
Level 88
Jan 13, 2025
Changed it to the Dutch “stoel”. Hopefully that’s ok. I can’t account for every similar variant as languages are related and false friends abound. As long as it isn’t specifically a different word in another major language. Thanks
Drinker
+1
Level 68
Jan 13, 2025
Great one. its good for all of us to train languages languages a little bit instead of all the geographic and cinema stuff. gotta be featured someday (as a series).
YjGMD
+2
Level 57
Jan 14, 2025
I now know more Russian than I used to.
JZG77
+2
Level 40
Jan 23, 2025
13/15! I knew mir was peace and associated pace with peace as well but I forgot salam meant peace. I am Turkish and we use selam as a greeting so it didn't occur to me. I feel embarrassed that I picked krieg for that one 😅😅😅

This should be a series, it was so fun!

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