13 Untranslatable Words That Have To Do With Love
Some are about the euphoria of falling of love, some are about the depths of heartbreak, but most are feelings that, I’m willing to bet, we’ve felt at one time or another.
Alex Brueckner
Alex is a self-proclaimed grammar Nazi who currently lives in Aomori, Japan, where her time is primarily filled by ...
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