Shorts

Description: "Feminist" — Yiddish for "feminist" — in big, bold, pink lettering. This version removes the suffix -ke for those who find it no longer relevant or to whom it is not applicable; see also Feministke: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/12831292-feministke?store_id=214048

Description: Let them know who you are in big, bold, black Yiddish letters. This version removes the suffix -ke for those who find it no longer relevant or to whom it is not applicable; see also Feministke: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/28406284-feministke

Description: Let them know who you are in big, bold, dark red Yiddish letters. This version removes the suffix -ke for those who find it no longer relevant or to whom it is not applicable; see also Feministke: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/28401709-feministke?store_id=214048

Description: Let them know who you are in big, bold, white Yiddish letters. This version removes the suffix -ke for those who find it no longer relevant or to whom it is not applicable; see also Feministke: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/28480644-feministke

Description: "wejpuH, vImuS" - the original Klingon version of "Thanks, I hate it." Technically, it says "Charming, I hate it," because Klingon lacks a word for thanks, but it does have a word for saying "Charming" sarcastically.

Description: "Thanks, I Hate It" in the original Esperanto: dankon, mi malamas tion.

Description: "A dank, kh'hob es faynt" - the original Yiddish version of "Thanks, I hate it."

Description: "Thanks, I hate it" in the original Lojban: ki'e zo'o .i .a'unai

Description: sina sona e ni la sina nasa mute. If you understand this, you're very strange.

Description: sina sona e ni la sina nasa mute. If you understand this, you're very strange.

Description: אני זאב. ani z'év. "I'm a wolf" in Hebrew.

Description: אני זאבה. ani z'evá. "I'm a she-wolf" in Hebrew.

Description: "I'm a wolf" in Yiddish (כ׳בין אַ וואָלף, kh'bin a volf).

Description: "I'm a wolf" in Yiddish (כ׳בין אַ וואָלף, kh'bin a volf).

Description: סו און לוב׳ו. So un lovo. "I'm a wolf" (masculine) in Ladino.

Description: סו אונה לוב׳ה. So una lova. "I'm a wolf" (feminine) in Ladino.

Description: אני דיבא. deyḇā ʾănā. "I'm a wolf" in Jewish Babylonian Aramaic, in the masculine gender.

Description: אני דיבתא. "I'm a wolf" in Jewish Babylonian Aramaic, in the feminine gender.

Description: Farkas vagyok. "I'm a wolf" in Hungarian.

Description: Mi estas lupo.

Description: Mi estas lupo.

Description: mi soweli wawa. "I'm a wolf" in Toki Pona.

Description: mi labno. "I'm a wolf" in Lojban.

Description: Ja jesm volk. "I'm a wolf" in Interslavic.

Description: Mi sen haul. "I'm a wolf" in Globasa.

Description: Me es wulfa. "I'm a wolf" in Lingwa de Planeta.

Description: Tí karvol. "I'm a cat" in Kotava.

Description: mi es mau. "I'm a cat" in Pandunia.

Description: mi es mau. "I'm a cat" in Pandunia.

Description: ɞı ʋȷ ɞȷɂ: mi le meja. "I'm a cat" in Kokanu.

Description: noyo li mocko. "I'm a cat" in Hîsyêô.

Description: L'dork vadork, from dork to dork.

Description: L'dork vadork, from dork to dork.

Description: L'dork vadork, from dork to dork.

Description: "Thanks, I Hate It" in the original Esperanto: dankon, mi malamas tion.

Description: God smite the king! This applies to so many countries right now.