Stressed-out coeds eat more sweets, snacks

Poor dears.

"The urge to chow down on sweets and fast food at stressful times knows no boundaries, at least among European women.

Female first-year college students from Germany, Poland and Bulgaria all reported eating more of these types of foods if they felt stressed out, and fewer fruits and vegetables, Dr. Rafael T. Mikolajczyk of the University of Bielefeld in Germany and colleagues found."

Gruh-gruh...oink-oink...chrum-chrum

Animal sounds in foreign languages

Pig

Afrikaans: oink-oink
Albanian: hunk hunk
Bulgarian: - (gruh-gruh)
Catalan: onk-onk
Chinese (Mandarin): hu-lu hu-lu
Croatian: rok-rok
Czech: chro chro
Danish: øf
English: oink oink
Esperanto: grunt
Estonian: rui rui
Finnish: röh röh
French: groin groin
German: oink oink
Hungarian: röf-röf-röf
Indonesia: ngoik ngoik
Japanese: buubuu
Korean: kkool-kkool
Montenegrin: oink oink
Norwegian: nøff-nøff
Polish: chrum chrum
Portuguese (Portugal): gruinh / oinc
Portuguese (Brazil): óinc-óinc
Romanian: groh groh
Russian: khryu-khryu
Spanish (Spain): oink-oink
Swedish: nöff
Thai: ood ood (with high tone)
Ukrainian: khryu-khryu
Vietnamese: ut-it
Welsh: soch, soch
Urdu: eeheeah eeheeah ()