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Henry’s professor was a hit among students for his humorous, colloquial tone. 👨🏻🏫
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Word of the Day: ржать
ржать /rʐatʲ/ verb, imperfective -- to neigh; (colloquial) to laugh out loud
Ну, что ты ржёшь, как конь? Ничего смешного! Why are you laughing like horses? It's not funny!
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You can do whatever you want dude. But do you wanna do dope shit
গালাগালি শিক্ষা when? :3
Soon enough XD
Ahh... Ami bhabchilam erôkom ekta post banabo kintu abar bhablam nah thakuk haha
But yeah here, I googled it... damn... I googled for these...
For those who want to learn Bengali Slangs (and curse words)
Disclaimer: don't, I repeat, DON'T use them. The expressions are fine though, like 'ishhh...' or 'dhur....' but don't ever go for the c and b words... Confession: I've never used them. Like honestly... never :/ Not that I'm a very cultured and nice guy, but because nobody in my friend circle spoke Bengali, so it was kinda useless. I'm not quite sure how frequent these words are in a conversation but if you don't want to get in trouble or leave a bad impression on people, don't use them. Nonetheless, it's always good to know if somebody's just insulted u... so yeah...
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Translation: “IN GERMANY, THE OBLIGATION TO DRIVE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE ROAD PREVAILS ! You idiot* with your (Opel) Corsa better scoot off the left lane now !”
*lit. “evolutionary brake” - meaning somebody who represents an obstacle to evolution (very colloquial use)
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