Врот Компот
also why he didn't mention the ultimate insult Putin huilo
smert' rossina
Very accurate, I approve.
[QUOTE=The bird Man;50147892]smert' rossina[/QUOTE]
suka
Kurwa
I do Soviet WWII reenacting
it's terrible, I've taught all my buddies suka blyat and all they say now is "SUKA BLYAT NEMETSKII CHEEKI BREEKI"
the battlefield rings with suka blyat and gunfire - I'm sure WWII was fought this way
[QUOTE=proch;50148037]Kurwa[/QUOTE]
He has actually tried to say stuff in Polish.
[media]https://youtu.be/MDkvOQ9ZNWo[/media]
[QUOTE=EddieLTU;50147685]also why he didn't mention the ultimate insult Putin huilo[/QUOTE]
It's just too dangerous to use it in most cases, because there is a special cognitive system here in Russia that detects this phrase in skype calls and text messages all over the world and automatically deploys a specially trained assassin on your location. If you're lucky enough to say that on Putin's day off, he may come and kill you himself.
OH boy don't I know about Kompot. Whenever I visit family in Poland or go to a family friends house for dinner they always have Kompot.
That shit is good (if made right).
[QUOTE=Dominic0904;50148269]OH boy don't I know about Kompot. Whenever I visit family in Poland or go to a family friends house for dinner they always have Kompot.
That shit is good (if made right).[/QUOTE]
Have Polish relatives, can confirm. I didn't know it was actually such a widespread thing, so that part of the video completely hit me off guard.
Mmm, kompot.
I can confirm that when I go to grandma's house, all there is to drink is kompot.
Not complaining, kompot is fucking good.
Kompot is prettynice yeah
I was at a lot of russian parties as a kid and kompot, pickles, vodka, shashlik, cyka blyat and idi nahui were the essentials for a good night. I miss those days
Who needs soft drinks when you got kompot.
The Polish video is like how a friend of mine will just feed me Swedish and as an American whose never spoken a foreign laungauge, I come off as an angry german.
At one point we were given the line to say, 'Fuck her right the in pussy' and we just started chanting it like were nazies and someone in the teamspeak started playing hellmarch.
"Eco Round"
"Nyet"
Now I want to try kompot
[QUOTE=ZpankR;50149768]Now I want to try kompot[/QUOTE]
it's easy, you first make a syrup substance by boiling some fruits with alot of sugar, then fill it in jars and hold them for a while in a dark room. then you take the substance and dilute it with water
so, what does a nu cheeki breeki iv damke actually mean ?
that's a question i've been asking myself since i was born
This will come in handy when I kill Fritz in Red Orchestra 2.
[QUOTE=CompanionMube;50150221]so, what does a nu cheeki breeki iv damke actually mean ?
that's a question i've been asking myself since i was born[/QUOTE]
[quote]non-player characters of the Bandit faction repeat several stock lines in Russian language. Among them is “А ну, чики-брики и в дамки!” (phonetically: A nu chiki-briki i v damki! / “One, two – you’re on top!”), a part nursery rhyme and a part idiomatic expression that translates to “Put a fucking bullet in his forehead,” which is also referenced in a “Russian chanson” tune broadcast on the Bandits’ radio transmission.[/quote]
With me growing up in a predominantly Russian speaking neighborhood, I have conceived my own phrase for better communication, it can be used anytime, anywhere: zasryannaya pizda (basically means a pussy that's been shat in).
[QUOTE=CupUp;50150800]With me growing up in a predominantly Russian speaking neighborhood, I have conceived my own phrase for better communication, it can be used anytime, anywhere: zasryannaya pizda (basically means a pussy that's been shat in).[/QUOTE]
Really nice one, mate, many thanks for enriching my cyka-vocabulary. Don't worry, I'll totally credit you if I use it.
ebalomeshately blyat
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