European Commission asks Bulgaria for an explanation

[Filox]

Yeah, I say hillbillies. About 80-90% of the young people in Croatia also listen to that crap and they are all hillbillies deluxe. Actually, there should be a much more ... offensive word for them, hillbilly is too normal for these fucktards.

[Vera]

Do you have the word prostak is Croatian? I've always thought there isn't a good enough English equivalent. It's still kinda tame for these oafs, but it's a start. Plus, Bulgarian is great at creating new words by adding stuff to existing ones, so when I'm going good, I can always come up with something even more offensive

[Filox]

I call them "uber seljacine", which would be translated as ultra huge hillbillies. Uber, like German word, uber. I guess it's spelled like this, I just miss the two dots on U.

Bah, enough talk about them, they deserve nothing more from us.

[Vera]

(18-01-2013 06:05 AM)Filox Wrote:  seljacine

Love it! Am so gonna use it from now on. Our offensive word (as opposed to the normal word for a peasant) is selyandur (kinda difficult to transcribe though). Also rhymes with a dialect word for beetroot, which is used as an insult for someone really dumb.

[Filox]

Yeah, it's an offensive word for a peasant. But this selyandur sound similar, I can use that as well. Thanx. You selyanduro... Hahahaha, sounds epic.

[Vera]

(18-01-2013 06:23 AM)Filox Wrote:  Yeah, it's an offensive word for a peasant. But this selyandur sound similar, I can use that as well. Thanx. You selyanduro... Hahahaha, sounds epic.

The female would be selyandurko (and the 'u' is pronounce as the 'u' in put)

[Filox]

I think I can manage with pronouncing Bulgarian U. Selyandurko sounds even better.

Isn't it cool when we can talk about things others can't understand? We could form a secret club, or something.

[Vera]

(18-01-2013 06:35 AM)Filox Wrote:  I think I can manage with pronouncing Bulgarian U. Selyandurko sounds even better.

Add "prosta" to it and that's a pretty good insult

Quote:Isn't it cool when we can talk about things others can't understand? We could form a secret club, or something.

And I can do it in other languages, too. One of the reasons why I love speaking several languages. It's like being an onion - too many layers to peel them all off. Different folks see different parts, but not one sees everything. Also, I make people cry.. or maybe I make myself cry. I get confused