what does Eu vin acasa cu drag mean?
953299
All the people above are wrong.\n\nI am Romanian, I think I should know.\n\nIt means "I come home with love."\n\nhaha, I love that song!
6592
It's Spanish. "Hasta" means "until", so you can say "Hasta luego" (until later) or "Hasta mañana" (until tomorrow).\n\n"la" is just a gender preposition, denoting that "vista" (view) is feminine ("el" is masculine).\n\nThe figurative meaning is "Until later" or "until we see each other again".
821583
its a Romanian song by ozone. it was actually very popular in Romania, i guess someone went to Romania and brought it back with them and eventually it got to that fat guy who dances to it.
1183183
i think in many languages weather its spelt caca or kaka, i speak hungarian) it means POO!\n\noh dear...
141387
Some of the words are certainly Romanian.\nCA: like, such as , as, than\nACUMA: now, soon, today\nSUNT: there are\nSI: musical note b\nNU: no, not, never\nMAI: more, another, again, else, still. Also as an interjection: rubbish!, oh my!\nIN: flax\nMaybe somebody else understands the rest, or maybe they are misspelt?
1039246
Narod kak mojno delat anomaciu skaji gde naiti v ineti???\n\nWhich means No, I am sorry I can't...but I do know that this language is Armenian, not Russian.  I hope this helps to find someone who can translate.
728391
Huc pueri inveniunt ut viri facturi sint\nJust a bit more poetic:)
326633
Well,\n"sunt eu, moarte" means "It's me, death", like you're going to die, death comes to take your life away and you talk to it (you're not the death itself, you're the one having a conversation with it").\nIf one says "sunt eu, moartea", that's meaning "It's me, the death" (like when you want to scare somebody or to pull a prank on somebody".\nEither way, you have to use a comma, just like I did.\nAnd it's not really used in real life, maybe novels, drama, opera, theater ....
544502
Sorry, but it's not a french word (believe me, I'm French!)\nIn which context did you hear it? Maybe there is a word close to that one?\nThe only close word I could see is a slang word: Vac' (means holidays)\nMessage me if you need more help\nLove and kisses
197459
What the meaning ACCA?
402827
Yes I know it and it's "Dragostea Din Tei" by O-Zone... They're Romanian and I like the song but the lyrics make no sense...
616197
It's Valencian, and it means "a very big kiss". \nYW
190217
It's a special Argentine Spanish slang spoken in Buenos Aires, and called "lunfardo". "EN UN" are standard Spanish for "In a". And "FECA" stands for "CAFÉ" (by altering the order of the syllables), which is a place where you can be served coffee. So, "En un feca" means "In a coffee shop".\n\nIt could also mean "In a coffee" (the beverage). But that would not make sense, unless you mean to say "There's a fly in my coffee" or something like that. Most probably, the first meaning applies.
83757
Nothing. It is a phonetic abbreviation. It means "to come" which is just what you said.
976861
I would say that it means transporting something from one place to another without permission, or possibly without legal authority to do so.  Like smuggling.
910716
This is a little complicated and the web site I listed give good details but basically it is:-\n\n"CE" are the abbreviation of French phrase "Conformité Européene" which literally means "European Conformity"\n\nCE Marking on a product is a manufacturer's declaration that the product complies with the essential requirements of the relevant  health, safety and environmental protection legislation
957599
It's Polish for "How are you?"\n\nEdited to add:\nOK, I was completely wrong.  I work with a lady who has Jak se mas? on her bulletin board.  I figured out that this is the same as the question about which you're inquiring and asked her what it meant.  It means How are you/how's it going/what's happening in Czech.