Lovely. There are many ways to say lots of things in Croatian, Zivjeli is just the main one we use, and you might not know, but where we live, almost all of the Grandmothers are known as Baba, in addition to Baka.
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It’s more of a buzzword, than an actual curse. We use cookies to enhance your experience. This is obviously a ‘tongue in cheek’ and light hearted piece meant to make people laugh and smile – certainly had me giggling!!! that was enough for me! Afterwards, you simply type the chosen keyword in the address bar to start the search in the chosen dictionary. “Croat” refers to a native or inhabitant of Croatia. Those were mild and real Croatians say a heck of a lot worse!
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Maybe that’s why I’ve got the foulest mouth ever (sounds good to me). to join issue; v. şi - în luptă. It means f*ck your goat Father. “Kako da ne” is a joke translation, AFAIK first done by Bosnian comedian group.
Pola od ovoga uopce nisu psovke… A i izostavljene su one socnije!
Croatian German; peder (n.) Päderast: Translations: 1 – 1 / 1.
* * *. Congrats on the award my dear and it’s made me chuckle – I might save a couple of those for use on Papasaurus . Hungry or not, the food and drinks will keep on coming. smh.
PS. IPA: /pÄËderstÊo/ It actually means that you have a pain in your nether regions of the manly kind. a man should always shake the lady’s hand before the man’s.”. Perhaps the best way to enable dictionary search is through integration into the search field of your browser.
i asked a tour guide….she giggled & blushed. Example: “Imaš duvan?” (“Do you have a smoke?”) “Imam kurac.” (Literally “I got dick” – incidentally, this sentence would function in English as well, though probably not everywhere.) Interesting but “Ćaću ti jarca” (never heard for that) means “…your father goat ( fu*k is omitted, like {fuck} your father goat ). “tako je kako je” is handy.
I am a Dobra/Santich by blood and my family came from and are in Prvic Luka. Ništa {nothing} to see or worry about. This was the first thing my grandmother taught us as young kids. Quality: My 4-year old gets taught how to say some :O. Haha, so true, must start practicing for next year.
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Of all of the Croatian swear words, this is the one that my wonderful Dalmatian husband repeats regularly, and again it contains words that I cannot type exactly. You’ll hear this in the coffee shop, at your friend’s house and your 80-year-old Baba {Grandmother} will say it when the wind is blowing, as Croatians have an irrational fear of the wind, like the Bura. I was expecting more. It is correct all the way but the part about the pounding the glass on the table is considered to be a gesture with an origin of ustasjki nazim if accompanied with making the form of a U on the table and is therefore considered a strong political statement.
However have to make a remark about your explaining the expression ZIVJELI. I was 15 before she told us it means OLD COW. The same goes for Serbians and Bosnians. Kako da kazem translates: How to say Kako da pjevam translates: How to sing Kako da znam translates: How to know So Kako da ne translates: How to not. I love the swearing especially when they say the goat one to my son.
The real translation is “How [could it be] that [it would] not [be so]”, or “How could it be otherwise”, used as “by all means” or “of course”, or in the (arguably more prevalent) sarcastic sense of “yeah, right, no way.”. he rarely got flustered or mad. Croats use words like f*ck, c*ck, and c*nt, as helping words. Many congrats on the award, well-deserved! – Ne mogu vise: It is impolite to refuse a second helping.
The word “da” has other meanings in croatian other than “yes”. My new favorite blog!
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If you like a slightly more polite version is boli me ona stvar that translates to, that thing hurts me, and once again makes no sense. My Baba who was born in Croatia before it was even called Yugoslavia back in the very late 1800’s.
Where did we say make a U?
I could think of so many more.
There are two Japanese-English (and Japanese-French) dictionaries and one contains Kanji and Kana (Kana in English and French pair due to improved searching).
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Thanks for sharing that Amadan and for also stopping by, hope to see you back here again soon.
Really? If you want to know some of the general everyday phrases, then we have a learn Croatian guide and also Croatian language tips that may help you! ” It have sense but you must try to think little more apstract. – “Do not compare me with the Serb not even under miscellaneous.” Although the meaning is the same, miscellaneous just points out to this difference we feel a little bit better.
E.g. Breton; Latin; Serbo-Croatian; Turkish; see also Peder. There is a way to enable word translation from any page: Bookmarklets.
Nothing of any kind.
Pronunciation. Some of the words may be incorrectly translated or mistyped.
KAKO DA NE: “The literal translation is how yes no” It can be but also can be translated as “How not to” ( literal: “HOW TO NOT” ). “That’s how it is”, or the currently popular english phrase “it is what it is”.
Well done you and I’m loving the language lesson x, Congratulations on the award Very funny and interesting post xx, I’m not very good with languages but i love travelling well done on your award, well done on your award! If you manage to translate that, I’m buying you a beer .
My husband, father-in-law and MOTHER-in-law are always saying “jeban ti miša!” Which I think literally translates to “f*ck your mouse”. Let me take this chance to thank all who contributed to the making of these dictionaries and improving the site's quality: EUdict is online since May 9, 2005 and English<>Croatian dictionary on tkuzmic.com since June 16, 2003.
I just stumbled on this page by pure accident.
We've been living here for years now, and we've come across some absolute gut-busters.
We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. For example i always called my grandmother in Dalmatia “baba” and that was normal thing to do, but when i first tried to do that with my other grandmother in Zagreb she was really mad.
There are two Japanese-English (and Japanese-French) dictionaries and one contains Kanji and Kana (Kana in English and French pair due to improved searching).
Sometimes you can find translation results directly from Google by typing: eudict word.
Ohhh yes, I should add that tip in also.
We don’t look at cursing as a big thing because everyone talks like that and more often it’s being said as a joke.
It seems that (most) Dalmatians just love to shorten words, sing and as I have come to learn: swear, and swear a lot!
Great post! Form. If not reach out to me and I’ll explain. “Kako da” can be translated like “how to”. At this point, you can reach for the phrase Ne mogu više, hvala!. Not really!
You can’t go past “jebate pas mater” or “ajde u kurac”. I do this in my spare time. LOL. I guess ~1 full day. haha this post is brilliant! Disable spellchecking in Firefox by going to Tools → Options → Advanced → Check my spelling as I type. It may also refer to an attractive woman.
Like I said it makes no sense, but trust me if you met my husband or his Dalmatian friends you’d need to know that phrase. We got requests to add more Croatian swear words to it - so, here is part II of Croatian cuss words. (Don’t fuck with me around…..sort of…lol! You’d say this phrase when you simply do not care about what the person is telling you or what is going on around you.
peder (Breton) Origin & history From Proto-Celtic *kʷetesres, from Proto-Indo-European *kʷetwóres.
Authors of the Chinese-English dictionary, Authors of the French-Japanese dictionary, Authors of the German-Japanese dictionary, Befürworter eines schrittweisen Vorgehens/jmd., der nach der Langsam-aber-sicher-Politik verfährt. looking forward to the part 2 of your post. Best of all is even the smallest of children use them as well – with no reprimands whatsoever, Yes, it’s kinda hard expect kids not to emulate grownups… But anyway, Croatians are notoriously politically incorrect and this is one of those things…, Btw.
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Next: pemp; peder (Latin) Verb peder. Bahahahahahahahha oh many I think that is HILLARIOUS!! Below is a list of a few phrases you’ll find handy here in Dalmatia. They certainly do not use latin alphabet soo… if u ask aaany Croatian citizen, you’ll get an answer like this : Ne uspoređuj me sa srbinom ni pod razno ( do not compare me with a Serb “neither under different”- again makes no sense)- especially Dalmatian :’D, “Razno” in this context I would translate not as different but rather as miscellaneous.
Peder is a really super awesome variation of the name Peter. And no, Croatians are not morons as someone said.
I know most of them but others may not. Serbian and Croatian are just two variants of the same language.
I laughed so much.. my dad is from Neviđane and I grew up listening to so many of these phrases. I am responsible for the concept, design, programming and development. Required fields are marked *. Much like British and American English. Reference: Anonymous, Moj krug je započeo u 60-ima u srednjoj školi u Stowu , Ohio gdje sam bio razredni peder . Thanks Katarina, if you have a suggestion for Part II let me know. But this is way too short list about swearing in Croatia (especially in Dalmatia). Have you ever visited Dalmatia? Also used as ‘if’.
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