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[magikthrill]

so its bascially

GOO-too-ne ko-yia-YEEM

id appreciate if the translation wasnt given in the forum so thanks for ruining that garbitsch j/k

its quite interesting how pronouncing it in my head i cant help but think its a greek cypriot curse they sound so similar its disturbing.

[brother]

Guys MT is learning turkish courtesy of yours truely here, as for why he is saying it you will have to ask him, its not my place to say, but funny non.

[gabaston]

magic

its meant as a comical throw away remark, english equivilant would be
b - - - -x.

but caution - obviously not to be used in the presence of kids, ladies or elders.

last year in istanbul i couldnt believe how many times i heard the feminine version "amina koyum", which was said about almost everything, taffic, cars, news, weather, prices, any thing that irked them

[cannedmoose]

Guys MT is learning turkish courtesy of yours truely here, as for why he is saying it you will have to ask him, its not my place to say, but funny non.

Bro'... you should teach me Turkish too! There might even be a bottle of '31 in it for you! Starting with the swearwords obviously!

[Murtaza]

Guys MT is learning turkish courtesy of yours truely here, as for why he is saying it you will have to ask him, its not my place to say, but funny non.

Bro'... you should teach me Turkish too! There might even be a bottle of '31 in it for you! Starting with the swearwords obviously!

[Murtaza]

I remember a time when I teach a swear to a greek.

It is "Benimle evlenirmisin"

he used it against me:(

Of course I didnt accept it.

[cannedmoose]

Benimle evlenirmisin... meaning?

I'm not Greek so I won't use it against you. I find they work best against Greeks anyway, swear at a Greek in Turkish and it doubles the offensive quality!

[metecyp]

Benimle evlenirmisin... meaning?

It means: Will you marry me?

I don't understand the whole thing though.

[Murtaza]

[quote="cannedmoose"]Benimle evlenirmisin... meaning?

I'm not Greek so I won't use it against you. I find they work best against Greeks anyway, swear at a Greek in Turkish and it doubles the offensive quality! [/quote

You cannot use it canned:) I think it just offence your wife

Well This greek is an agresive type. And I dont want to teach a real swear. when he sweared me "Benimle evlenirmisim" I laughed too much.

He teached me a swear "Malaka" and I used it. Ironic

[magikthrill]

do GCs use malaka often?

i feel like malaka is an international word at this point like puta/putain/putana

ive taught malaka to everyone in my university. one of my friends even wrote it on his final examination on a class for which my prof was greek hehe.