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The last part ("I ONA TEBE" ) doesn't mean "SO AS SHE".

I don't really know what theatomicant (or somebody else) wanted to say with it. It looks as if it's out of context or incomplete sentence.
The first part is part of a song by Serbian singer Boban Rajović ("Pomozite mi drugovi" - "Help me, my friends").

The title should be "She's gone to Čačak".

malo samo promjeni ovo so as she

mislim da ovde 'razbijem' znaci da se 'jako napijem'; neki od izraza iz recnika za to su: sozzled (informal), under the influence (informal), stoned (informal), smashed (informal), well-oiled (informal), three sheets to the wind (informal), tanked-up (slang), plastered (informal), sloshed (slang), bombed (slang), legless (UK, informal), one over the eight (UK, informal)
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A za onaj kraj...ja sam htela da stavim "so does she", pa sam slucajno ovo napisala..nevazno. Sad bih ispravila, ali me zanima koliko ce to biti tacno, s obzirom da je totalno nepoznat kontekst.
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Hi R;.C,
Could you help us here, please?

CC: Roller-Coaster

I need to get drunk... to get wasted with you guys as before. She...you too.

It's like «She likes you too» but without «likes». We sometimes don't need verb to tell that so it's without the real meaning, just positive thinking about that girls feelings or whatever

I hope I helped



CC: lilian canale maki_sindja MozakStrokavi Khalo

P.S. Title: "She's gone to Cacak" (Town in Serbia)

I agree with what Roller-Coaster wrote