rola bum ka gola  >>> what does it mean in english
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it means "a very angry person" in punjabi
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It is a Hindi phrase.Used colloquially, it means one who is in the way.\n\nIt is Kabab mein Haddi.
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To dance the bamba, For dance the bamba, I am needed a little of grace.  A little of grace pa' my pa' you.  Up and up AND up and up, by you I was, By you I was.  By you I was.  \n\nI am not a sailor.  I am not a sailor, I am capitan.  I am capitan.  I am capitan.  \n\nBa-ba-bamba, ba-ba-bamba, ba-ba-bamba, ba..  \n\nTo dance the bamba, For dance the bamba, I am needed a little of grace.  A little of grace for my for you.  Up, up.  \n\nR-r-r-r-r, haha!  \n\nTo dance the bamba, For dance the bamba, I am needed a little of grace.  A little of grace for my for you.  Up and up AND up and\nup, by you I was, By you I was.  By you I was.  \n\nBa-ba-bamba.  Ba-ba-bamba.  Ba-ba-bamba.
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It's Hindi for "I love you."  A guy said it (because if it were a girl, it would say karti instead of karta).
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Hmmm... did u mean "Iniibig kita?"  That means "I love you" in Tagalog.\n\nTo say, I love you too -- say "Iniibig din kita" or "Mahal din kita." -- Good luck.
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"You are beautiful" is "Matahom ka" in Cebuano and "Maganda ka" in Tagalog.\n\nI love you is "gihigugma tika" in Cebuano "mahal kita" in Tagalog.\n\nHere are two pages about romantic phrases in Tagalog:\nhttp://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/Tagalog_Homepage99/tagalog_romantic_phrases.htm\n\nhttp://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/Tagalog_Homepage99/tagalog_romantic_phrases1.htm
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The first means something like "woah."\n\nCheck out the following link, which provides a helpful little cheatsheet.
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bacana is slang and it means something like "cool"  together with "super" its like english "super cool"\nYes you are right it is brazilian portuguese slang.
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It means ... "Wow you are smart.  You can hear things in another language that you don't understand, and yet repeat it word for word, including knowing the correct spelling of words (like knowing that "hermosa" starts with 'h', which you would not know just from hearing it), and the correct grammatical structures, when you can barely handle spelling and grammar in *English*.  And yet you have no idea what it means!"\n\nOr it could mean ... "I really want people to tell me how pretty I am so I will post messages saying that someone told me how pretty I am, but in another language so that they can translate it to me.\n... And I will post the same question three times!"
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In Latin America we have different ways to do it, but in Mexico we usually say "Bueno" (good) or "¿Diga?" (Talk?)... it also depends on your situation, if you are working then you'll answer "Gracias por llamar a xxxx" (Thanks for calling to xxxx)... it also changes from country to country, in some places they say "Aló" or "Hola"
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Well, "assalmualaykum" is meant for greeting and saying "good bye" only from Muslims to Muslims.\n\nIf you are greeting an Arab, unsure of his/her religion, you could say "Ahlan wa sahlan" (Ah-lunn wah-sah-lunn). He/she will say back "Ahlan bika/biki/bikum". You could also say "Marhaban bika" (Marr-hah-bun bee-kah)for a man, "Marhaban biki" (marr-hah-bun bee-key) for a woman or "Marhamaban bikum" (Marr-huh-bun bee-koom) for many. The terms literally mean "Love to you" or so.\n\nWhen separating, you say "Ilal liqoq ma us salamah" (Ee-lul-lee-qoc ma us sah-lah-muh).\nIt means "Until next time. With peace or Have peace or Peace!".\n\nHope you will get some benefit from me.
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Isn't that a Fanta Ad?...lol. I think it is something like Hakuna Matata.\n\nI think it would mean cool/ someone who's always happy and cheerful!\n\nand hey, you don't have to drink fanta to be bambucha :p
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Dude, This is totally bad words\n\nin Hindi language\n\nnever say this to Indian otherwise, you will be f***ed up.\n\nanyways, its kind of fun for me coz i never expected this kind of things here !!\n\nif you want to understand what does it say, just contact me - i will tell you.
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in sign language it means "love" Brazilians use it alot!!\nI'm frm argentina and when I was there, it's infectious...everyone uses it!
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What does "aao" mean? What does "hum" mean? What does "sub" mean? What does "milke" mean?\n\nWhew, I know what "hindi" means!
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besa mi culo = KISS MY A#$\n\nChingar te = F$%& you\n\nputa = pus&*\n\nchupa mi chiche = suck my t&*
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It's lmfao, "laughing my f.ucking a.ss off"\n\nThere's also "rofl" which means "rolling on floor laughing"