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Translation - Serbian-Greek - jebote koliko si sladak pa to je neverovatno
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jebote koliko si sladak pa to je neverovatno
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Submitted by
Spawn13
Source language: Serbian
jebote koliko si sladak pa to je neverovatno
Title
Πόσο γλυκός είσαι, είναι απίστευτο...
Translation
Greek
Translated by
galka
Target language: Greek
Îα πάÏει, πόσο γλυκός είσαι, είναι απίστευτο...
Remarks about the translation
jebote-γα**το
Last validated or edited by
User10
- 18 November 2009 11:34
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17 November 2009 12:44
User10
Number of messages: 1173
Hi
Could you please tell me if this is the meaning of the text? "Damn it, how sweet (masculine) you are, it's unbelievable".
Is "jebote" a swearword in Serbian? Because it's translated as a swearword in Greek and I'll ask galka to translate it in an another way.
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maki_sindja
Roller-Coaster
17 November 2009 13:41
Roller-Coaster
Number of messages: 930
"Jebote" is a swearword but it's unbelievably common in Serbian. I can PM you if you wish
Text is ok
17 November 2009 13:56
User10
Number of messages: 1173
Thanks Roller-Coaster
Yes, "γαμωτο" (the way galka translated "jebote", in English the "F" word) is also very common in Greek. But, I'm not sure if we should leave it or change it...
17 November 2009 15:43
Roller-Coaster
Number of messages: 930
It's not really an F word, more like "damn" but I guess it could be omitted.
I'll change the original if you wish.
B.