ALT Spanish expressions of surprise with English equivalents (e.g., ¡No me digas! → You don't say; ¡No puede ser! → It can't be)

ALT Italian summer weather words: sole, umidità, ondata di calore, temporale, fulmine, siccità

ALT German hesitant responses with English translations — e.g., 'Vielleicht' = 'Maybe'; 'Ich weiß nicht' = 'I don't know'.

ALT Fruits in German: apple (Apfel), banana (Banane), orange (Orange), strawberry (Erdbeere), peach (Pfirsich), pear (Birne)

ALT Heading reads "Linguists trying to explain English spelling" above a 17th‑century painting of doctors dissecting a cadaver.

ALT English 'bless' (to bless) vs French 'blesser' (to injure), with UK/French flag icons and prayer hands vs injured player.

ALT Spanish-English vegetable labels: patata/potato, tomate/tomato, zanahoria/carrot, cebolla/onion, ajo/garlic, pepino/cucumber

ALT Affectionate nicknames worldwide: France little cabbage; Romania little chicken; Arabic my liver; Dutch little poop.

ALT Blue poster listing common French affirmative phrases with English equivalents, titled 'Positive Answers in French'.

ALT German word 'KATER' showing two meanings: 'tomcat' (sleeping cat) and 'hangover' (man holding his head).

ALT Purple poster titled "Negative Answers in Turkish" with a Turkish-flag speech bubble and a list of Turkish negative phrases paired with English translations.

ALT Fruits in French poster showing apple, banana, orange, strawberry, peach and pear with French and English labels.

ALT Headline jokes that German compound nouns are destroying the last brain cell, shown above Goya's Saturn Devouring His Son.

ALT Left: tortoise captioned French listening audio; right: running cheetah captioned French waiter asking for my order.

ALT List of Spanish "ser" tense equivalents: es, era, ha sido, va a ser, será, sería, habría sido.