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"I love you Karga my darling"?

CC: chrysso91 irini

LOL goncin!! I've never seen a better placed emoticon that yours!

Yes, it's a sort of funny expression. "karga" means "as much as it takes" "full to capacity" "very, very, very much", anything that means "totally".

irini,

As this is just English "transliterated" into Greek letters (if this ever exists...), I'd rather believe that "κάργα" is the proper name "Karla" with a gamma instead of a lambda. These two Greek letters are pretty similar, if you consider their minuscule versions are one upside down the other. The "transliterator" could have been confused.

What do you think?

It could, of course be that, but on the other hand I seem to have heard that expression before. A google search of "Αι λοβ γιου κάργα" brings only frugal results. Maybe we should use the notes? I mean if there's no Carla involved we could get someone in trouble!