Some monkeys have a prehensile tail that they can grab on to things with - like an extra hand.
Monkey: Obezyana
In French, "I have a monkey" is translated as "J'ai un singe."
un singe (masc.)
'you're a monkey' translates as 'tu es un singe' in French
Hou Zi
I don't know what you mean by a normal monkey, because there are lots of species of monkeys. So I'm going to say the answer is a monkey.
There's no such language as Yugoslavian... Do you mean Bosnian, Croatian, or Serbian?
Monkey-like is a suitable adjective, but you could also say apish. Apish can mean similar to a monkey (in appearance or behavior), but also silly or imitative.
The word for monkey in Greenlandic is "monkey".
In English, the sentence would mean: "The monkey is yours."
believe it or not the polish peoples actually say monkey as 'monkey' weird huh
Adam Smith's invisible hand theory
In Philippine cebuano language False hand is " dili tinuod na kamot"
monkey: el mono. Monkey= monoMonkey = mono
Monkey = keko
Monkey: Obezyana
you say monkey in Burma like kataya but the a is pronounced e