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Translation - Spanish-Greek - ?Quien la ostia eres?
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Title
?Quien la ostia eres?
Text
Submitted by
queenevi
Source language: Spanish
?Quien la ostia eres?
Title
Ποιος στο διάβολο είσαι?
Translation
Greek
Translated by
evulitsa
Target language: Greek
Ποιος στο διάβολο είσαι?
Validated by
Mideia
- 3 June 2008 17:50
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3 June 2008 13:29
Mideia
Number of messages: 949
Lilian , evulitsa translated that way: Who the hell are you?
Evulitsa, it's an expression???
CC:
evulitsa
lilian canale
3 June 2008 14:02
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
Hi Mideia, Hi Evulitsa,
Yes, it's a kind of expression used exclusively in Spain and in this case it's spelled "ostia" without the "h" (but of course derived from that "hostia" we were refering to.)
It's used to show surprise.
I think Evulitsa's translation is perfect.
3 June 2008 17:50
Mideia
Number of messages: 949
I'm shocked! Anyway, gracias Lilian!!
CC:
lilian canale
3 June 2008 20:46
evulitsa
Number of messages: 87
Well, everything clear as far as I see! Lilian's explanation is perfect.
Best,
Eva