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¿Question #219750?
Ruesailmana: When is the last time you teached a word in your language to someone else?

TomTi89: It's rare that I teach an English word to someone who is not natively English. I work with people from all over the world, but most are varying degrees of fluent already. There was one who did not speak English very well, and we collectively taught him a lot, but I don't remember any specific words I taught him, if I even did so at all. If we include teaching another native English speaker a new word, then I fairly often teach my wife new words, especially in certain areas such as science. Think that happened a few weeks ago, but not sure what word it was.
pwilz: I told a co-worker of mine who is from Mexico that, "Sometimes, you have to bark at me to get me to do things." In this context, it meant to bother, annoy, interrupt me like an annoying dog to get me to do stuff. He informed me that you should never use that term to someone from Mexico, as it means something offensive, but he didn't tell me exactly what.
Ruesailmana: I teached someone VOORWAARTS while playing Celestia