"loser" is "Verlierer" in German.
I'm not a loser = Ich bin kein Verlierer (male) I'm not a loser = Ich bin keine Verliererin (female)
Du bist immer noch ein Verlierer
Just say loser. It's the same.
well you just tell him you are a loser at things that he is a loser at and you tell him smart when he is smart well i guess just call him how are you a loser and also a smart kid and if he say you think i am smart or a loser just say i didnt say that
Loser in Japanese is Dobe
well you just tell him you are a loser at things that he is a loser at and you tell him smart when he is smart well i guess just call him how are you a loser and also a smart kid and if he say you think i am smart or a loser just say i didnt say that
Loser is förlorare in Swedish. However, you would most typically just say loser as it is pronounced in English.
The word for "loser" in Hawaiian is "lohi."
귀하의 이러한 패자 = your such a loser
You can say it like this: "Talunan" or "Isa kang talunan" (You're a loser), or "Isa kang malaking talunan" (You're a great loser). If you say just "talunan", it wouldn't emphasize conviction in Tagalog.
Lummel in German is nothing, but Lümmel means something like loser in English.
how do you say lozer in korea