say Tee Suka
If you are mad at someone do this.
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Mar 30, 2021
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Thought it meant Hello. At least that is what google translate says. I only know a few words of Russian
KingKev52 wrote:
Thought it meant Hello. At least that is what google translate says. I only know a few words of Russian
Привет is a swear-word
Mar 30, 2021
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icyboyyy wrote:
but Привет just means hello
yes that is what I looked up
In Russian Привет means "Hello". In Soviet it has an entire new meaning. Once somebody won an entire war by saying "Привет" on a megaphone.
Mar 30, 2021
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ukrainiandude wrote:
say Tee Suka
does anyone know what this means?
but watch this
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lolol
But I would do that even if I’m not mad
How the heck do you even pronounce it?????
Repeatedly scream "Привет" at them. They will run away crying after a few minutes.
Do not say "Привет" to your parents or else they will wash your mouth with soaps.
Do not say "Привет" to your siblings or else they will tell on you.
Say "Привет" to your teacher. The next day a sub will come.
Say "Привет" at your homework. You fairy Dogmother will eat it.
"Привет" is an epice word. Use it with responsibility.