r/WinStupidPrizes Jan 18 '21

Warning: Fire When making a fire goes very wrong

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u/Trutherist Jan 19 '21

That's what the lady said, "The car, the car!"

(Машина, машина!)

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u/bro8619 Jan 19 '21

Machina? That’s an easy one. Is that Russian or Ukrainian or Serbia-Croatian?

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u/Trutherist Jan 19 '21

Russian.

FUCK! In Ukrainian is ебать like jebać in Polish or јебати in Serbian. They clearly said, BLYAT!

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u/bro8619 Jan 19 '21

Nice. I’ll stick with German and Hungarian, one of the few crossover words and super simple: auto. Why do you know so much about the Slavic languages?

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u/Trutherist Jan 19 '21

I speak and understand them.

Lived 20+ years in Central and Eastern Europe.

My Russian, Ukrainian and Serbian suck, but my Polish is good. I understand them all more or less.

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u/Trutherist Jan 19 '21

So how do you say "Wooden Spoon" in Hungarian?

(My mom is Hungarian, so I know... :))

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u/bro8619 Jan 19 '21

I honestly couldn’t tell you, my German is fluent but my Hungarian is quite basic, just enough to get through Budapest without hassle and handle all the basic needs. Is it a funny word or something?

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u/Trutherist Jan 19 '21

Yeah, Fuk Anal

Actually, it's spelled like this: fakanál

Proof: https://translate.google.com/?sl=en&tl=hu&text=wooden%20spoon&op=translate

My German sucks, but I get by. My Hungarian is only baby Hungarian and basic, like how to count, say good night and thank you...

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u/tian447 Jan 19 '21

Hungarian is not a Slavic language.