Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Russian term or phrase:
похую
English translation:
don't give a fuck
Russian term
похую
Хотя понимаю похую всем я буду жить или нет, но все равно мне похую.
4 +9 | ~ don't give a fuck | Anton Konashenok |
4 +1 | fuck | Maria Fokin |
Oct 15, 2009 09:45: Olga B changed "May Offend" from "Not Checked" to "Checked"
Oct 20, 2009 12:34: Anton Konashenok Created KOG entry
Non-PRO (1): esperantisto
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Proposed translations
~ don't give a fuck
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Note added at 7 mins (2009-10-15 01:45:33 GMT)
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or substitute your favorite expression for indifference
fuck
хуй is dick
no one fucking cares, i don't fucking care etc.
but you should really label this question as having potentially offensive
material
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Alexandra Goldburt
: "nobody fucking cares" is another good option. And, yeah, it is a "potentially offensive" question. But one of my teachers said "If you cannot stand РУССКИЙ МАТ, consider a different profession¨.
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very true, but a little warning would have been good, you never know who is standing behind your shoulder as you are looking at your e-mail :-) Thanks
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