what are the words borat says, jagshemash and chenquieh (or is it dzienkuje) mean?
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"Jak sie masc?" means "How are you?\n"Dziekuja"  means "Thank you"\n\nThey are Polish words.
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The simplest way is to say "Boldog születésnapot" which literally translates as "Happy birthday". It's pronounced 'bolldog sooletteysh nopot'.\n\nIf you want to try something more fancy, you could say: \n"Isten éltessen sokáig, \nfüled érjen bokáig"\nWhich means: \n"May God grant you long life\nAnd may your ears reach your ankles!"
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shah-e-sayeh   shadow: sayeh  king: shah\nadd an e too. it is the same as of in English.\nKinf of shadow : Shah-e-sayeh        شاه سایه
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Ishq= Love\nNimbooda= lemon\nHain= is\nKameena= is abusive meaning mean. wicked..\nChaya= shadow...\nchaiya= lover...\n\nin that song....they are saying that:\nLove is wicked...coz its causin restlessness..and breaking people's heart and making life difficult to live...
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ummm...ok po e perkthej. i'll translate it for you. i'll add some words to to make it rhyme a bit but it will have the same meaning. it's hard to make it rhyme.\n\n\na troubled kid my brother was\nmade my room always a mess\ni would smack him on his face\nhe started smoking when he was twelve\ni told my mom and dad\nbut i paid with my head :p
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banke ehsaas meri dharkan ke paas rehte ho,\ntasveer banke meri aankho ke paas rehte ho,\naaj poochna tha ek sawaal tumse\ndoor reh ke kya tum bhi udaas rehte ho.\n\nfasle aise bhi the \nsocha na tha\nsaamne baitha tha mera pyaar\nmera na tha\n\nfir chupke se yaad aa gaya koi\nin hasti aakho ko phir rula gaya koi\nkaise sukhria ada kare uska\nis nacheez ko pyaar karna sikha gaya koi...\n\nchahat ka tu kisiki imtihaan na lene\njo nibha na sako wo waada na dena\njise tumhare bina jine ki adat na ho\nusse jine ki dua na dena...\n\n\n...
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They all have one thing in common - they have "Jewish mothers". Yakkiyake..yake..yak..blah... the almighty continous and obnoxious nagging. \n\nTry this and read these lines with nasally sound. You will know exactly why they look depress and miserable.\n\nDid you eat? \nWhy don't you comb your hair? \nEat the balls and drink the soup - it's good for you. \nYou're too skinny.\nHow come you're not married?\nI found someone for you to marry at the syngogue today. \nWhy can't you be like your brother eh? \nGo help your father.\nWhat do you mean you don't want to be circumsized?\nAre you crazy? \nAll Jews are circumsized... ask your father? \nBen...please speak to your son. \nBeeeeeen. Can you please talk to your son?\nYak..yak...yakkkkkk....yak...yakkkk...\n\n\nNow you know.
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keshvar means city or town\n\nborah degeh means get out of here already\n\nuniversity is daunéshgauh\n\nschool is mahd-réssé\n\ncomputer is same thing but with an iranian accent (kaumpuetér)
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הוא הולך איתי\n"hoo holech ee-tee"
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Ahm of the unmentioned categoray, "D", tha' one called "Whit Are Ye Mollachin Aboot?"  In honor of ma Scottish ancest'ray and the peskay moles a'bothren ma golf bawls, ahm makin this categoray, by-the-way.\n  \nBas'cally: Ah's won'dren round tha' loch and spewin' bawls left o' right, no aim en mind, a true n auld nae worth a docken.  "Awa ye go!", ye say, boot aye tells tha' truth, ah doo.  Doon ye think ahm aff?   Eh, well, piss on ye.
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Zak is a Dutch word for pouch or bag, usually used as a byword for testicles; calling a male person a zak is the equivalent of calling him an a**hole.
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baba gannouj \nhadj \nhaj \nKaraj \nPBJ \nraj \nSutlej \ntaj \nWajda, Andrzej
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Bhalo laage, Jotsna raate.... Megh hoye akashe bhashte.\n\nMeaning too?\n\nFeels good --- wandering like cloud in the sky in this moonlit night.
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The word you're looking for is "tchotchke," which is a Yiddish word for "a cheap, showy trinket."  It is from the Polish dialectical word "czaczka."
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"Booya" is a celabratory term.  Means "We won".\n\nHooya?  I think you mean "huwah", or "huah", or "Hu-rah" as pronounced in Jarhead and other movies.  This means anything but "no".  It's a catch-all phrase we use to simply say "yes", "great job", "cool", etc.  \n\nIt also answers tactical questions in the affirmative posed to the soldiers such as "would you like an MLRS with your Battalion-6 (Field Artillery employment)", "I know you just wanted a machine gun to suppress that strongpoint, but will this tank company I found do?", or the ever popular "The F-16 had to leave, but 2 B-52s said they can drop JDAMS.  Is that ok with you?"
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hi...hello...hola...dia dhuit...goddag...hej...zdravo... bojour...hylo...ola'...tere...guten tag...bok...zxivjo...\nhallo'...ciao...dobry' den...hallo...hei...goede dag...parev...jo' napot.
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kya= what\nmujh= me\nse= with\ndosti=friendship\nkaroge=do\n\n"will you be my friensd"\n\nJo= that\n baat-thing\ntum=you\ndekhati=see\nhai=is\nwo=that\nsahi=right, correct\nnahi=not\nagar=if\naise=likt this\nsochati=think\nho=be/is\nto=then\nmai= I\nkuch=anything\nkar sakat=do\n\nit is not that thing as you see it. If you think like that I can not do anything(for that).\n\nmere=my, mine\nbare=about\npasand=like\nband=closed\nankhon=eyes\ndekho\n\nI do not like, what/how you think about me. see it with open eyes not with closed ones. \n\nThe guy wants to say that your friend's opinion about him is wrong and she is prejudiced.\n\nwhy are you getting your friends letter translated on net? I hope the guy is not that stupid that he is writing it in a language your friend does not even know.