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TANGO SUCKAA *5paperbag5*
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ya man i hear these all the time and they make me laugh every time
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I dont take any credit for this but I thought you guys might like it... I deleted a lot of stuff so you could find what the people say easier. The original post is here
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Spetsnaz (Russian language):
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Spyshka (pronounced spish-kah) = Flash (Grenade)
Granatu = Grenade
Brasayu Stun Granatu = Throwing Stun Grenade
Zarizhayus’ = Reloading (It sounds like they’re pronouncing it zeer-you-shy-us)
Prekroi Menya; Mne nado perezaridit'sya = Cover me; I have to reload
Vrag Ubit = Enemy killed (A lot of people think they’re saying “Barack O.B.” nope,
the “a” in “Vrag” sounds like a short “o.”
Tsel' Unechtozhen = Target destroyed
Militia (Portuguese language):
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Me de cobertura, estou recarregando = Cover me, I'm reloading!
Alvo neutralizado! = Target Down
Alvo atingido = Target Hit
Trocando de arma = Changing weapon (Note that this should mean changing magazine, or
reloading.)
OpFor (Arabic)
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“Tango, Sukkah (close spelling).” Of course, that probably means “Tango down.”
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Tango sakat = Tango down. The literal translation of "Sakat" is “Fell”
Baghayir makhzan = Changing Magazine.
Ihmeeni ba'abi makhzan = Cover me, "refilling" magazine.
Ba'abi = Reloading. It litterly means, “Filling Up” Not Barbie, or Bambi,
unfortunately. =)
Sakat al hadif = Target Down. Not “Suck it, Van Halen!” (also unfortunately!)
Romana! = Grenade. The literal translation is Pomegranite.
Barmy Romana! = Throwing Grenade
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Spetsnaz (Russian language):
----------------------------------------------------------
Spyshka (pronounced spish-kah) = Flash (Grenade)
Granatu = Grenade
Brasayu Stun Granatu = Throwing Stun Grenade
Zarizhayus’ = Reloading (It sounds like they’re pronouncing it zeer-you-shy-us)
Prekroi Menya; Mne nado perezaridit'sya = Cover me; I have to reload
Vrag Ubit = Enemy killed (A lot of people think they’re saying “Barack O.B.” nope,
the “a” in “Vrag” sounds like a short “o.”
Tsel' Unechtozhen = Target destroyed
Militia (Portuguese language):
------------------------------------------------------------------
Me de cobertura, estou recarregando = Cover me, I'm reloading!
Alvo neutralizado! = Target Down
Alvo atingido = Target Hit
Trocando de arma = Changing weapon (Note that this should mean changing magazine, or
reloading.)
OpFor (Arabic)
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“Tango, Sukkah (close spelling).” Of course, that probably means “Tango down.”
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Tango sakat = Tango down. The literal translation of "Sakat" is “Fell”
Baghayir makhzan = Changing Magazine.
Ihmeeni ba'abi makhzan = Cover me, "refilling" magazine.
Ba'abi = Reloading. It litterly means, “Filling Up” Not Barbie, or Bambi,
unfortunately. =)
Sakat al hadif = Target Down. Not “Suck it, Van Halen!” (also unfortunately!)
Romana! = Grenade. The literal translation is Pomegranite.
Barmy Romana! = Throwing Grenade
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I finally know what those towel heads are trying to tell me
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I have heard Tango Sucka and something that sounds like perioshitza or soemthing..
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other:
Aparecio de repente = he appears suddenly
Aparecio de repente = he appears suddenly
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Ive heard the Tango Sucka, not that Paris Hilton thing.
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These are funny as hell I never know what their saying!
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Ive never heard the Paris Hilton one.
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Poshel nahui cyka
Russian is fun
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Russian is fun
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