What does 'bogling to Aswad' mean?
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bogling to aswad, aswad is a pop group and bogling is a dance from jamaica or the west indies........spaced what a excellent comedy definatly the best....
1077404
its Hakeem ... \n\nand it means wise ....\n\nso we write it like thats حكيم\n\nif ur Pc dont read arabic letters go to ..\n\nControl Panel > regional and language > and set ur PC to arabic language ...\n\nnote : maybe u need the Cd of WIN XP ... \n\ngood luck :)
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This is a references to an old phrase started, not England, but Scottland... the term was mistranslated by the English in the midst of war. The Term was used by the Scottish to bring out their weapons and black axes, the axes weren't really black but that's a different story. In any case... it is now used to mean "Get ready for the worse"
1160568
sab bakwas he my dear. nothing like that happens actually. its only misunderstanding between 2 fools
746179
Nice one.\n\nPerformin - You are a twat! If you were to purchase an Oxford English dictionary you will notice that it is correctly spelt 'realise'.\n\nRemember they call it English because it originates from the English people - how dare you try to say that the americanised version is the correct one.\n\nTWAT!!!!!
674846
It's english lancashire (north west) dialect.  It means you are very pleased.  Reet=Right, fine, very Chuffed=happy, pleased, content. lol.
374987
“Quoad ultra denied” is broadly translated as “Everything else in the other side’s pleadings is completely untrue.”\n\nIt is just a form thing.  It doesn't actually mean anything that you need to pay attention to.
809846
Blast from the past- it means up to mischief or " no good"  I do not know where it came from but it has been around since at least the 30-40's  \n\nI just googled shenanigans and it is from the 1920's and there actually was a play named that.  Try Wikipedia- but I am right about the meaning.
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The previous translations seem to have come from non-native speakers. Here we go again:\n\n"Was für eine eine kleine Welt wir hier doch vor uns haben."\n"Mein Cousin heißt Patrick."\n"Er ist gerade in Kanada."
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It is Welsh and I think it means 'stupid','emptyheaded', 'not all there",etc.\n\nI am a saesneg,but from my sojourns I think the literal translation is 'not a full yard'.\n\nOur ocker mates would say 'a sixpack short of a barbie'!
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I haven't the foggiest idea what you are trying to ask, but thank you for the 2 points.\n\nI'd like to help, but I have a feeling you are not from an English speaking country and your translation (probably from a dictionary) has not quite worked.  Sorry.
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It is from the Hebrew Amayn meaning "let it be so".  The longer version of this would be Kayn Yihi Ratzon.\n\nIn Jewish practice, it isn't something you would say after your own prayer, but rather something you would say after hearing someone else's prayer. So it acts as an affirmation that you agree with what the other person has said.
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Bwoken inglish to atract atension
198222
In Britain, in a contradictory way, downs are ranges of hills. It's actually related to the word 'dune', meaning an undulating feature of land, and is not related to the directional meaning of down.
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Since it's slang it could actulay mean seveal things as slang is constantly changing.\n\nPutting on a false air . . . or an attitude with-out means to your current situation.\n\nGoofing around / joking
630472
Usually its "are you a friend of Dorothy?". Quite a bit outdated from when homosexuality was a criminal offence and you could be jailed. But it was code for those in the know, if someone was gay or not. And it was a Wizard of Oz reference.
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it means  laughing my a** off  \n\nanother you might see is ROFL   rolling on the floor laughing \n\nDon't worry that you didn't know.  we all had to ask someone originally :))