Diter

A colloquial term used to describe a quantity equivalent to half a liter (500 milliliters) of liquid. The term "Diter" is a playful blend of "half" and "liter," commonly used in casual conversation, especially when referring to beverages or fluid measurements.

Note: The term "Diter" is not an official metric unit but is often employed informally to simplify fluid measurements in everyday situations.

Person 1: "Hey, can you grab me a Diter of soda from the fridge?"
Person 2: "Sure thing, here's your 500 milliliters of fizzy goodness!"

to rivière

Explaining an actually simple concept in an overly complicated way while being an extreme joke figure at the same time.

I have no idea what he's doing at the blackboard because he's rivièring (to rivière) again.

Pingufresser

Pronunciation: pin-goo-fres-er

Origin: German

Noun

A pejorative slang term in the German language, "Pingufresser" literally translates to "penguin eater" in English. Since eating penguins is not a nice thing to do, the term "Pingufresser" refers to an unkind, douchebag-like person.

"Pingufresser" is used to describe someone who exhibits foolish, obnoxious, or douchebag-like behavior. The term implies not only a lack of intelligence but also a disregard for social norms and decency, akin to the frowned-upon act of eating penguins.

In colloquial language, "Pingufresser" is employed to express strong disapproval or annoyance towards an individual who is acting insensitively, arrogantly, or thoughtlessly.

"That guy who cut in line at the cinema and then laughed at the people he bumped was a real Pingufresser. Nobody liked him."