Slap in the face
English translation: Slap in the Face
| 08:57 Jun 18, 2001 |
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| na | Slap in the Face |
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| na | stira lapanim |
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| na | KMO STIRA BAPANIM |
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Slap in the Face Explanation: In Hebrew, that would be rendered as: stirath lechi samech, tet, yod, resh, tav lamed, het, yod Hope that was not literal. Good luck |
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stira lapanim Explanation: stira (samech, tet, yud, reish, he). Panim means face, as opposed to lechi which means cheek. lapanim (lamed, pe, nun, yud, mem sofit). I guess this translation is more colloquial. |
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KMO STIRA BAPANIM Explanation: As an insult (and not the real act), you should add the word KMO (like): KMO STIRA BAPANIM (like a slap in the face) or KMO STIRAT LECHI (like a slap in the cheek). |
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