Да, это то, что получаешь в ответ, делясь сербским. Робс, привет тебе "оттудова".

Про спички ))))

Fantastic. I used to joke with this word. Once I was asked "what is your idea of a perfect match?" and I said "anyone which can light my fire". So, here comes the examples in portuguese, how Portugal and Brazil can be different. For instance: in Portugal, you can go to a bakery and ask for a "cacete", which is like the french baguette bread. In Brazil, cacete means "dick" so, never ask for it in a bakery (unless you definitely don't want a baguette) ))))

In Portugal, "rabo" means "the end part". In Brazil, it means "tail" or "ass". In Portugal, "bicha" means "queue" or "line". In Brazil, a gay person. So, "entrando no rabo da bicha" in Portugal, means "entering the end of the line" and in Brazil "entering in the ass of the gay guy".

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