dzes' ba s'a ima kod tebe?
English translation: Hey, what's up?
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| 5 | hej, what's up? |
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| 5 | agree with damra, here is the explanation: |
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hej, what's up? Explanation: oh, it's the music form my ears. oh, really? what's up with you?/ this is not the literal translation but the real meaning of these phrases. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-10-20 08:33:29 (GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- this is Bosnian street language |
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13 hrs confidence:
agree with damra, here is the explanation: Explanation: Privet! Kak dela? I saw you asked the meaning of "agree Drak: Ah, muzika za moje usi.... > ouf, svega ti? :-)) lol ; dzes' ba s'a ima kod tebe? :-)) LOOOL :-)) Hey, I am bewildered, hell! Please, tell me ,is this Bosnian and what does it mean..I don`t get the people comments about my questions.. Hvala, Saraj, bye! Russ" I'll translate it for you and explain it. I proposed Bosnian slang "Vozdra raja" or "Zdra'o raja" which means "Hello or what's up friends" Drak apparently being from Bosnia agreed with me and in his comments added "Ah music to my ears" meaning that this is how he used to say hello in the streets of Sarajevo ; lol When I saw his comment, I just added some more "music", which actually is slang from the streets of Sarajevo: ouf, svega ti? :-)) lol ; dzes' ba s'a ima kod tebe? :-)) LOOOL :-)) "ouf?" = "oh yeah?" "svega ti?" = "swear by all you have!" "lol" = "laughing out loud" "dzes' ba s'a ima kod tebe?" = "gdje si bolan, sta ima kod tebe?" = "what's up/where've ya been/long time no see, how are things?" That's almost a literal translation, but I did it for you in order to understand the words. ;-) Vozdra = Zdravo = Zdra'o good luck :-) |
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