acura ishden bassalaga miga shiget

English translation: see phrase

16:19 Jun 9, 2002
Hungarian to English translations [Non-PRO]
Hungarian term or phrase: acura ishden bassalaga miga shiget
my friend used to use this phrase when he was upset ive always wondered wot it was
sharyn
English translation:see phrase
Explanation:
Most probably it must be this phrase:
"A kurva isten bassza meg a seggét", pronounced very roughly as you write it.
It is VERY dirty. (Hungarians and Serbs share the title of using the rudest swear words of all languages.)
rough translation:
Fucking God should fuck him in the ass.
(I feel ashamed when I look at the monitor and see this phrase.)
Selected response from:

Csaba Ban
Hungary
Local time: 21:22
Grading comment
thank you im ever so sorry i never thought it would mean something so rude it was always a phrase that made me curious
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see phrase


Explanation:
Most probably it must be this phrase:
"A kurva isten bassza meg a seggét", pronounced very roughly as you write it.
It is VERY dirty. (Hungarians and Serbs share the title of using the rudest swear words of all languages.)
rough translation:
Fucking God should fuck him in the ass.
(I feel ashamed when I look at the monitor and see this phrase.)

Csaba Ban
Hungary
Local time: 21:22
Native speaker of: Native in HungarianHungarian
PRO pts in pair: 305
Grading comment
thank you im ever so sorry i never thought it would mean something so rude it was always a phrase that made me curious

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Andras Szekany: come on, what dirty, ok. - and not used in this way - I do not give the proper alternative now :))
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