Betsubara

There are words that are simply unique and untranslatable, which is why they sometimes say more about a language and its speakers than anything else.

Here I introduce you to such a word from time to time, so you get a fascinating insight into foreign cultures.

Betsubara is Japanese and means:

"extra stomach"

it's often used by children to explain why they still have room for dessert when they're already full from eating.

Source: Unique Words | David Tripolona