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| Cosmic Fur |
| quote: | Originally posted by FunkyCrew
rewiiiiiiiiind - that ex is that Ukrainian chick you told me about aaaaages ago? oh my!!:tongue2
and bilka is a squirrel afaik.. hmmm, unless it's some very new term :P |
Is it bilka or belka? Cause it's belka in Russian. |
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| Abercrombie |
| Yes, pretty much the same in Czech. Kočka and Kočička (the hachek accents don't work for me, Kotchka, Kotchichka) are also used as slang for , not as often as Pica, but it is used. Slang dude. I'm Slovak to on one side of my family, but grew up more Czech. |
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| Swamper |
| I disabled his access to post new threads... now he can only reply.. lol |
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| Zentac_75 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Swamper
I disabled his access to post new threads... now he can only reply.. lol |
"wondering if he'll pop up on other forums claiming it took 6 moderators to ban him from posting new threads on TA :p "
sorry I had to do this once. |
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| zoogla |
| quote: | Originally posted by skillton
I never got pwned on TA. |
| quote: | Originally posted by Swamper
I disabled his access to post new threads... now he can only reply.. lol |
Any questions? :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: |
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| Kamka |
| quote: | Originally posted by Abercrombie
Yes, pretty much the same in Czech. Kočka and Kočička (the hachek accents don't work for me, Kotchka, Kotchichka) are also used as slang for , not as often as Pica, but it is used. Slang dude. I'm Slovak to on one side of my family, but grew up more Czech. |
I'm a girl yo :happy2:
I've never heard of kocka or kocicka being used as a slang to mean . P...a is a profanity, an obscene word, I think you can't compare it like that to those other words. And I am Slovakian-born, but I have a Czech grandmother :), hence I got to learn Czech from an early-age... and I have a Hungarian grandfather from the other side of the family as well! :) It's so cool for me cause I can divide my grandparents by nationality: my Slovakian grandpa, my Hungarian grandpa,... LOL :) But I only do that here in Canada... :gsmile:
The focus of this thread has really shifted from the initial topic it was started with, btw... |
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| Abercrombie |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kamka
I'm a girl yo :happy2:
I've never heard of kocka or kocicka being used as a slang to mean . P...a is a profanity, an obscene word, I think you can't compare it like that to those other words. And I am Slovakian-born, but I have a Czech grandmother :), hence I got to learn Czech from an early-age... and I have a Hungarian grandfather from the other side of the family as well! :) It's so cool for me cause I can divide my grandparents by nationality: my Slovakian grandpa, my Hungarian grandpa,... LOL :) But I only do that here in Canada... :gsmile:
The focus of this thread has really shifted from the initial topic it was started with, btw... |
Yes, nice chattin' with you, btw! I haven't met a Slovak girl in this city since one I met at the Pheonix a few years ago. She was a student who just arrived to study and I was the first Czechoslovakian person she met in Canada. She was a cutie!
We're such a small group. |
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| Abercrombie |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zentac_75
"wondering if he'll pop up on other forums claiming it took 6 moderators to ban him from posting new threads on TA :p "
sorry I had to do this once. |
bravo |
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| Kamka |
| quote: | Originally posted by Abercrombie
Yes, nice chattin' with you, btw!
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Thank you! Nice talkin' to you too :) Did you keep in touch with her? It must've been good for her to meet someone from the old country... The number of times I met someone from back home was so rare, I could count it on the fingers of both of my hands... but now we have a friend from Slovakia too, she's new to Canada (been here only a few months), and we see her almost every week, so that's good! :) Tak ahoj and take care! ;) |
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| Djsketchbag |
| quote: | | Originally posted by Abercrombie |
Now that you mention it I your the only czech I have met in Toronot, there really aren't that manny of you guys eh ? |
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| Rook |
| i wonder if you find his kind on tribe..?? |
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| afterhrsgurl |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kamka
Male cat in Czech is "kocour". In Slovakia, we use the word "mačka", or "kocúr", respectively. And the same word is also used in Hungarian, albeit with a different spelling: "macska", and Hungarian is not a Slavic |
haha that's how we say cat too "macka"..kitten is "mackica" ahahaha...sounds so funny when i say it |
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