What does 'duppa' mean? And what language is it?
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Polish... "butt"\n\nLike... "you bet your duppa"\n\nMeans... "you bet our @ss"
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It's spanish. "Toma" means "Take this" and "Dame" means "Give me" \n\nThey usually reffer to sex in that kind of music.
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Ugh, it's a Turkish curse. The correct spelling is "siktir ol git", and it means f**k off.
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what language is that?
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It says some words in English too, it does not has much sense and speaks so fast, I can understand why you don't get it:\n\nYo soy Raul, pingüino mas "cool", latino por supuesto 100% español, my brothers ¿Que?, luego me llama una señorita me enciende como flama, la fiesta, baila baila muchachita, mi corazón tiene dinamita !PUM¡, !Exacto¡, you look so beautiful to me babe, es tu papi pingüino.\n\nIn English:\n\nI am Raul, Penguin more cool, Latino of course 100% Spanish, my brothers What?, after a miss call me, ignites to me like flame, the party, dance, dance little girl, my heart has dynamite ¡POOM!, exact!,  you look so beautiful to me babe, is your daddy penguin.\n\nI hope it helps, Spanish is my first language.
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A computer is called 'SangaNak' in Hindi/Sanskrit. The 'N' is pronounced like the 'N' in 'baaN' (arrow). It's a literal translation of 'Computer' : 'GaNana' means computation in Sanskrit, so sangaNak is 'that which computes' in Hindi/Sanskrit.\n\nDon't know about Punjabi though.
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Rappat means a slap or a thappar\n\nI THINK I AM TOO SMART FOR YOU I AM NEITHER OF THE OPTIONS THAT U HAVE GIVEN HAHA
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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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Fillig for a dovrice? What language is that? LOL
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It's Italian and simply means Speak to me of me.\nI guess you just want to hear about yourself:)
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what language is this?
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These are some of them, hope it would help you at least a bit..\n\nIn Dutch: Vrij\nIn French: Tout à fait\nIn German: Durchaus\nIn Greek: Αρκετά\nIn Italian: Abbastanza\nIn Japanese: かなり\nIn Korean: 확실히\nIn Malay: Senyap\nIn Portuguese: Completamente\nIn Spanish: Absolutamente\nIn Russian: Довольно
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It is 'mutatio'.\nNEVER use babel or anything like that to translate; it just translates each word as a separate unit and pays not attention to grammar or syntax, which leaves you with a pidgin translation, and looking very stupid.
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There can be two meanings. Panchali was another name for Draupadi(a female character from Mahabhara, wife of the Pandava). It can also mean a genre of folk songs. The word, panchali, originates from panchal or panchalika, meaning puppet. Others believe that the word refers to the five elements of this genre: song, music, extempore versifying, poetic contests, and dance. In earlier times it also included a puppet dance. In the 18th-19th centuries, the puppet dance was dropped. Instead, the main singer would dance, wearing nupur (anklet bells), and holding a flywhisk and cymbals. At times he would act the part of different characters. The ramayana, mahabharata, mangalkavya and similar narrative verses were often recited in the style of panchali. Some legends also used to be recited in a similar fashion.\n\nPanchali subjects include ancient legends and folk tales as well as contemporary topics. One principal singer would enact the main story with recitation, rhymes and songs. In course of the evolution of the panchali, more singers joined the principal singer to play such instruments as mrdanga (tabor), dhol (drum) and kanshi (bell-metal gong).\n\nThe panchali underwent some changes towards the close of the 18th century when poetic contests, physical gestures and acting were introduced. In the 19th century dialogue for the principal singer was added as was the character of a clown who used to generate laughter by mimicking different social oddities through songs, recitation of rhymes or dances. Most popular among the social issues were remarriage of women, income tax problems, and the members of Young Bengal who were opposed to idol worship. The panchali later gave birth to the popular jatra songs.
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It's Czech..... not sure about the meaning, sorry!
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the oficial language is spanish but many people are bilingual(english).\nalso, there are other languages spoken as: chinese, hindue, hebrew, muslem.
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Privet Svetlana........it is like a religious diktat,what u call..."декрет"....na parooskye...ponemayesh?\nIt is a Moslem term which means"ban"...hope this helps......Poka!!\nP.S. Am an Indian........studied Russian for a  gal i lost long back.\nAnd..Da...eta nechevo darogaya...pozhalsta!!