DU DIN JÄVLA SNOOP
| 13:35 Jun 4, 2001 |
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| na | You damn snoop! |
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| na | "snoop" or "snopp"? |
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You damn snoop! Explanation: "Du din" is an emphatic "you", generally used in calling someone something. "Jävla" comes from the Swedish word for "devil" and is used in the sense of "damn(ed)" as an adjective (as opposed to 'the damned'). Petti's Abridged Swe<>Eng Dictionary |
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"snoop" or "snopp"? Explanation: Just an afterthought... the final word in that phrase isn't [i]snopp[/i], is it? |
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