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Published in Hungary - First steps in eRevollution - 07 Mar 2017 12:01 - 11

Dear foreigners!

In this article I'd like to help you to understand the usual slang words that you can read in the country wall.

Elbaszta - It means that he did it wrong. The same words are: beszopta, megszívta etc.

A kurva anyját! - We wrote it when we are angry for somebody, and we think that his mother is a girl who had a sex job for money (in the street).

Belever - It means that he hit in the battle.

Mi a fasz? - We told it when we suprised in something.

Benyal - It means that someone is licking an other person's part of it's body for something good in the future.

Fzopó - We told it for the very bad person and we think that he suck a part of an other person's body.

Maybe you can found more in the future that you will not understand, in that case please send me a PM and I'll tell you what does it really means.

Ha eszetekbe jut még a fentiekhez hasonló kifejezés, amit gyakran használunk, de angolra fordítva félreérthető, akkor írjátok meg kommentben, lehetőleg magyarázattal :D

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Comments (11)

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A kurva anyját! - We wrote it when we are angry for somebody, and we thing that his mother is a girl who had a sex job for money (in the street). LOL XD
Jaca benned egy költő veszett el! Smile
Thanks for help Jaca. You are hero of foreigners Laugh
Jágeci - wow, that is astonishing!
Zseniális Smile
I just realized mi a fasz is like: wtf? From now on I will say what the c*ck Laugh
ahaha Laugh
good job, man!
köcsög: You say it when you are really mad at sy/sg! Lieterally means: jar. But in a slang-dictionary you would see it means: passive member of a homosexual realationship.
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