Shipu Ga Zobla

English translation: blow it Blazo

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Serbian term or phrase:Shipu Ga Zobla
English translation:blow it Blazo
Entered by: Tatjana Aleksic, MA (X)

08:31 Nov 29, 2001
Serbian to English translations [Non-PRO]
Serbian term or phrase: Shipu Ga Zobla
It is a music album
Robert Kristoffersen
A bit vulgar...
Explanation:
I believe it is the album of 'Inspektor Blažo i kljunovi', meaning 'The Inspector Blažo and pigs'(policemen), since the title you mention above is very much his style. The name is inverted, 'pyke' Serbian we call 'šatrovački' from 'puši ga Blažo'. There is no 'mild' translation of it, but must be put as it is: 'blow it, Blazo'.
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5 +3A bit vulgar...
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A bit vulgar...


Explanation:
I believe it is the album of 'Inspektor Blažo i kljunovi', meaning 'The Inspector Blažo and pigs'(policemen), since the title you mention above is very much his style. The name is inverted, 'pyke' Serbian we call 'šatrovački' from 'puši ga Blažo'. There is no 'mild' translation of it, but must be put as it is: 'blow it, Blazo'.

Tatjana Aleksic, MA (X)
Native speaker of: Native in SerbianSerbian, Native in Serbo-CroatSerbo-Croat
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agree  Nenija Hasanic
1 hr

agree  Aleksander Vasiljevic: Yeah, it's Belgrade slang. Btw, his nickname is not Blažo, but Blaža, and the name of the group is "Inspektor Blaža i kljunovi". They exist since '95, if I recall correctly. I worked with this guy in a radio-station called "Pingvin" in Belgrade.
12 hrs

agree  TBQGS (X): Hell yeah Belgrade slang...
1 day 15 hrs
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