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congradulations moron, you win… nothing.
HOSTAGE HOUSE! Gee, I’d really like me a hostage.
This is for archer2: DIE.
Mentally Ratarded! No wait, that would be an insult to the mentally retarded.
Is this a house where a hostage lives, or a house that has been taken hostage?
it’s a house where you can keep your hostages.
It’s a house where you can stage a ho.
Is that in Stockholm?
Ouch! hahaha!
Where else?
:: golf claps :: LOL Well done, Jude! Well done!
These guys mailed one of my toes to the government!
Hostal 3: Hostage House! Let’s see if the attractive American teenagers are dumb enough to stay there after 2 other Hostal movies!
You know they would! Those crazy American teens!
In soviet Russia, hostage takes you!
WIN!
WIN eight years ago.
Czech. Something about a credit bank or loan office (zalozna)?
/Meh.
I wouldn’t know, but Google Languages claims it’s Bulgarian for Pawnshop.
Yes, it is Bulgarian – zalojna kashta is pawnshop. I knew it – of course there would be some ridiculous instance of Bulgaria “translation”. And there are many more where I come from
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Moron. Czechs don’t write in Cyrillic alphabet, it was just invented for them, so that Bible could be translated in Old Slavic (fourth language after Hebrew, Greek and Latin). Read wiki. Sorry for simplification. Moron.
Well, the cyrillic alphabet was improvement of its precursor, but it was invented for slovak, not czech, czechian area was completely under western influence at that time.
Apart from the fact nothing even nearing “slovak” existed at that time, you may be generally correct. The presurcor (Glagolitsa) was derived from Greek alphabet for use in Great Moravia, whitch gave basis to what we now know as Czech Republic. As I wrote, I´m simplifying the subject. And now I’m also getting lost in it.
And in case you didn’t know, there isn’t and wasn’t anything like “slovak”. They should have remained part of Hungary! *masturbating over his national superiority*
Dude, Trianon was 88 years ago. Get over it.
Dude don’t say 88 to national[social]ists. Will lead to more sexual self gratification. and sticky fingers.
I’m sure the Slovaks would be interested to hear that. Except for the sexual self-gratification part.
Yes, it is a loan office (where your leave your stuff in exchange of a sum of money), but it isnot czech in any way
Will they write you a czech?
deacon win lol
Actually is in Bulgarian. It says pawnshop below in Cyrillic letters. Someone made the translation too literally or used a bad dictionary.
thanks for the info
Well, this is convenient, I didn’t know where to keep my hostages!
Such a pleasant facility for all of us, hostage-takers!
Well a pawnshop, keps your goods hostage, till you bring back money, right?
* keeps
hey,
I know this for shOr
this can exist oly in my country, Bulgaria,
it means PAWNSHOP
lol….there is a 3….
3 is cyrillc ‘z’.
A zalozhnik is a hostage in Russian though. I liked the one about writing a czech btw
This should make future hostage rescue efforts a cinch! Now they’ll know where all of them are kept.
It’s in Bulgarian Language, not Czech or Russian. And it means pawnshop. And that sign is writen by a very dumb person
…huh, yeppers, Bulgaria would be it … it amazes me anyway , cuz i live in the EngRish wonderland now !!!
GOGOGO, FIRE IN THE HOLE.
(Counter strike sounds, you know… Well, forget it)
You mean I can exchange my hostages for money? What a system! and I thought the SWAT team outside saying ‘Come out with your hands up and you won’t be harmed, we want to help you’ was a good deal… I think Im gonna go pawn my hostages for cash!
Oh…my god…this is in my language, Bulgarian. HAHAHA. Love it. I see those kinds of signs all over the place in Bulgaria.
Lmfao. Zaloshna Kyshta – pawnshop. No clue why that guy translated it this way xD Guess he’s used translator.
Yes, this is Bulgarian. It is not hard to understand the confusion. Both “pawn shop” and “hostage house” are related to the linguistically related concepts of “payment guarantee,” “security for payment,” “ransom,” “risk,” “hazard…”
That’s really a nice one… just can stop laughing… In Bulgarian it really means something like Hostage house, so it’s no so big mistake in Bulgaria, but it English it’s so funny !
lol. how do you get a person into a hostage house?
That should be translated as pawn house but…
I mean shop
Mom can we go to see the hostages today? Pretty please!
Counter-terrorists win.
btw this is in Bulgaria
only in Bulgaria XD