Kaka - a universal word
KK in spansih means shitOriginally Posted by Joško Poljak Fan
KK means "Košarkaški Klub", same as BC
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Lol in Hebrew kaka/kaki means shitKK in spansih means shit
In ex-yu languages "kaka" is kid-talk for shitLol in Hebrew kaka/kaki means shit
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Interesting. In Greek, "kaka" (which is used only by little children) has the same meaningLol in Hebrew kaka/kaki means shit
Who are you to judge?
the same in TurkishInteresting. In Greek, "kaka" (which is used only by little children) has the same meaning
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Could be this one an universal word? I think in german is "kacke".Interesting. In Greek, "kaka" (which is used only by little children) has the same meaning
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The same
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Lol this shit is universal
Yea because we all understand Spanish
Translation needed..
Never mind, not funny.Yea because we all understand Spanish
Translation needed..
Our name is not Vitoria, our name is BASKONIA.
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The important is the picture. I don't understand it neither. Is in SouthamericanYea because we all understand Spanish
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In Albanian too. I wonder if "kaka" has the same meaning in Portuguese.Could be this one an universal word? I think in german is "kacke".
Who are you to judge?
There's "cáca", but it's not confused with the name Kaká, as it's pronounced differently. In Kaká the stress falls in "ká", while in "cáca" the stress is in "cá".I wonder if "kaka" has the same meaning in Portuguese.
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So differs only by stress? Not in maybe letter pronunciation?
Like (David) Blatt and the word Blat in Russian.... Because many Israeli whose knowledge of Russian sums up with some swearing, were "worried" for David to coach in Russian for this issue.... for them it sounds the same.
Yes, just stress.
About Blatt, I thought more of the German Blatt.
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But it has no "bad" meanings... leaf, paper... just a word.
I'm sure you can find a lot of names that just mean "normal" words in other languages.
Actually many of the Russian family name has meanings in their Russian, some are even a bit funny (but not "bad words"), like Khvostov, Kryapa, Mozgov...
In dutch it's "kak".Could be this one an universal word? I think in german is "kacke".
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Hmm, I don't know if it has the same meaning in English but I know that Stephen King once used this in Dark Tower.
In that universe, fate is called Ka and at one point in the series, Eddie, a character, jokes by saying Ka-Ka. Then all of them laugh.
Has to be something funny then
But it's still like children's use for shit, in Turkey.
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