Click the Odd Translation

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: June 9, 2023
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1. Which is the odd one out?
Pomme
Manzana
Citroen
Appel
3 mean apple (Appel = Dutch, Pomme = French, Manzana = Spanish) 1 means lemon (Citroen = Dutch)
2. Which is the odd one out?
Templom
Maison
Casa
Haus
3 mean house (Maison = French, Casa = Spanish, Haus = German) 1 means church (Templom = Hungarian)
3. Which is the odd one out?
Agua
Woda
Fogo
Eau
3 mean water (Eau = French, Agua = Spanish, Woda = Polish) 1 means fire (Fogo = Portuguese)
4. Which is the odd one out?
Oui
Ja
Da
Hayır
3 mean yes (Da = Russian, Ja = Swedish, Oui = French) 1 means no (Hayır = Turkish)
5. Which is the odd one out?
Hund
Gato
Cachorro
Chien
3 mean dog (Chien = French, Hund = German, Cachorro = Portuguese) 1 means cat (Gato = Spanish)
6. Which is the odd one out?
Boisson
Comida
Eten
Essen
3 mean food (Comida = Spanish, Essen = German, Eten = Dutch) 1 means drink (Boisson = French)
7. Which is the odd one out?
Amarillo
Huángsè
Schwarz
Jaune
3 mean yellow (Jaune = French, Amarillo = Spanish, Huángsè = Mandarin) 1 means black (Schwarz = German)
8. Which is the odd one out?
Ampla
Groß
Grand
Piccolo
3 mean large (Groß = German, Ampla = Portuguese, Grand = French) 1 means small (Piccolo = Italian)
9. Which is the odd one out?
Vaarwel
Kon'nichiwa
Nǐ hǎo
Bonjour
3 mean hello (Bonjour = French, Kon'nichiwa = Japanese, Nǐ hǎo = Chinese) 1 means goodbye (Vaarwel = Dutch)
10. Which is the odd one out?
Pluie
Regn
Sole
Lluvia
3 mean rain (Lluvia = Spanish, Regn = Swedish, Pluie = French) 1 means sun (Sole = Italian)
11. Which is the odd one out?
Cerdo
Schwein
Björn
Porc
3 mean pig (Porc = French, Cerdo = Spanish, Schwein = German) 1 means bear (Björn = Swedish)
12. Which is the odd one out?
Stol
Stuhl
Cama
Chaise
3 mean chair (Chaise = French, Stol = Swedish, Stuhl = German) 1 means bed (Cama = Spanish)
13. Which is the odd one out?
Chaussure
Hut
Sombrero
Kapélo
3 mean hat (Sombrero = Spanish, Hut = German, Kapélo = Greek) 1 means shoe (Chaussure = French)
14. Which is the odd one out?
Berg
Montagna
Mauna
Gleann
3 mean mountain (Mauna = Hawaiian, Berg = German, Montagna = Italian) 1 means valley (Gleann = Scots Gaelic)
15. Which is the odd one out?
Pace
Krieg
Mir
Salam
3 mean peace (Salam = Arabic, Mir = Russian, Pace = Italian) 1 means war (Krieg = German)
11 Comments
+7
Level 70
Apr 3, 2023
Nice one! And the explanations make the quiz even better. Nominated :)
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Level 84
Apr 3, 2023
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it... and always nice to hear when people read the explanations!
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Level 71
May 18, 2023
Great quiz. Sessel in German means armchair, the word for a regular chair would be Stuhl
+2
Level 84
May 18, 2023
Thanks, changed it.
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Level 72
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?’
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Level 84
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.
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Level 72
Jun 11, 2023
Citroën is definitely the odd one out cause it's a car
+3
Level 84
Jun 11, 2023
I bought a Citroën once. Was a real lemon.
+3
Level 60
Jun 12, 2023
I love how the meanings are related. Great execution.
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Level 67
May 8, 2024
I had answered all with 5 minutes left. Good thing I used that time to go over them again. I was not sure about the chaussure one. Best I initially could make of them is hut-(dutch and english for a simple structure) and figured kapelo was a version of chapel (there is dutch kapel, but many other languages with a similar word, mostly kapela but I checked just now and kapelo also exists) so I went with "buildings".. no recollection of what chaussure was.

Then somehow kapélo reminded me of headgear (perhaps partly through dutch keppeltje (yarmulke) but I thought about something slavic too, though I can't find what it could have been, ah it might have been ukrainian) and only then I did not see hut as hut anymore, but as the translation of hat. I guess it is because hut and the german Hut is pronounced very different (Dutch and English are rather close) once you got a certain sound in your head it is difficult to see it as something else.

Well long story short. I got them all. 1 tricky

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Level 84
May 8, 2024
Well done. For English people I was hoping that kapelo would remind them of cap.