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Who is jefjef?Symmetry wrote:"You and your mum have herpes"?betiko wrote:Technically a translation would be apreciated, but yes, once this formality is completed you can go ahead and post some nasty foreign stuff.Symmetry wrote:Do I have to go next now?
"You gave your mum herpes"?
"Your mum gave you herpes"?
One of those
That's the literal translation, but I don't think you captured the poetry of the language.notyou2 wrote:Who is jefjef?Symmetry wrote:"You and your mum have herpes"?betiko wrote:Technically a translation would be apreciated, but yes, once this formality is completed you can go ahead and post some nasty foreign stuff.Symmetry wrote:Do I have to go next now?
"You gave your mum herpes"?
"Your mum gave you herpes"?
One of those
Did I get it right?
There are many more than 2 words I don't know in Zulu.betiko wrote:it includes mum and herpes; but there are 2 other words in zulu you don't seem to know.
ok the correct phrase in zulu was "your mum's mouth has genital herpes"Symmetry wrote:There are many more than 2 words I don't know in Zulu.betiko wrote:it includes mum and herpes; but there are 2 other words in zulu you don't seem to know.
correct!mrswdk wrote:Your mom's mouth has genital herpes.
Umama wakho encela at Zulu-herpes.betiko wrote:correct!mrswdk wrote:Your mom's mouth has genital herpes.
please post quickly a strange foreign phrase in red before symetry shows up (he sucks at zulu grammar)
f*ck you anger with your loins (slovenian with maribor slang)mrswdk wrote:
Jebo ti jeza u ledja
I wasn't making a guess. I was telling you to go screw a hedgehog. In retrospect, the question mark may have been misleading.mrswdk wrote:LaNgUaGe NeEdEd
that is canadian french from the city of Trois Rivières. to be honest, I don't know what the verb "crisser" means for these savages, nor "esti". tabarnac is a standard insult in Quebec which doesn't exist in real french. also, you probably meant to write "droite" instead of "draite" because even in phonetics the canadian accent wouldn't pronounce that word like that..Baron Von PWN wrote:J'vais ten crissez une draite dans l'guele si tu'm done pas ma biere mon esti d'tabarnac.
mrswdk, can you confirm this is correct.betiko wrote:f*ck you anger with your loins (slovenian with maribor slang)mrswdk wrote:
Jebo ti jeza u ledja
Something like 'I hope you f*ck a hedgehog' in Serbian.BoganGod wrote:mrswdk, can you confirm this is correct.betiko wrote:f*ck you anger with your loins (slovenian with maribor slang)mrswdk wrote:
Jebo ti jeza u ledja
@betsy - am assuming your qualified on the french canadian quote. Even I worked out it was fake french
So waiting on your next phrase highlighted in red please betiko
It was recognized as slovenian by that dumb google. Don t all the ex yougos speak the same language though? The difference between serbian and slovenian is extremely thin.. Or not?mrswdk wrote:Something like 'I hope you f*ck a hedgehog' in Serbian.BoganGod wrote:mrswdk, can you confirm this is correct.betiko wrote:f*ck you anger with your loins (slovenian with maribor slang)mrswdk wrote:
Jebo ti jeza u ledja
@betsy - am assuming your qualified on the french canadian quote. Even I worked out it was fake french
So waiting on your next phrase highlighted in red please betiko
This sounds a bit like canadians would use the english word "gas" and make a verb out of it.notyou2 wrote:Est-que vous gassez le truck?
Yes but actually "Did you gas the truck?". The language is chiac, which is a mixture of old Acadian French and English. It is how the majority of the Acadians (Cajuns but the northern ones) where I live speak.betiko wrote:This sounds a bit like canadians would use the english word "gas" and make a verb out of it.notyou2 wrote:Est-que vous gassez le truck?
Do you fill in the gas tank of my truck?
Could that be it?
