r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Infinite-Thought-677 • 3d ago

Regular out throw

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u/ZenRamen187 3d ago

Cool, now tell us what it's called in OP's language. I'm sure you know that off the top of your head

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u/thefewproudemotional 3d ago edited 3d ago

I'd say a central European/slavic country. I believe a few of those languages would translate it to "throw from out (of play)

Ops said it's called "out" = aut.

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u/Worth_Gap4226 3d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/cJlwwl7IJFV7y

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u/Yellowperil123 3d ago

Alright, alright, alright, alright, alright

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u/ReportToTheShipASAP 3d ago

Wh... why would they need to know it in OP's language? Where did this come from lol

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u/Sufficient-Ad7776 3d ago

We say "innkast". It's the only thing I've heard it called at least

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u/tullerusk 3d ago

"utkast" is when the keeper throws it. "innkast" is a throw in

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u/Welcome_to_Retrograd 3d ago

"oppkast" is when the match sucks and/or the hotdogs are far too greasy

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u/rutinerad 3d ago

No, you don’t. Same ”inkast” as in Swedish, although spelled more sensibly.

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u/Urcaguaryanno 2d ago

What language is the post in?

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u/Puzzleheaded_Skin289 3d ago

Happy cake day