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engrish funny hand job

Free Hand Job

Let’s just shake on it

Submitted by: dunno source via Engrish Funny Submissions

Mistranslation of “handmade” in Serbian

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  1. druttbagwho says:

    And how!

  2. An elite says:

    The bottle immediately to the right of the sign looks suspiciously like a trap . . .

  3. Jake says:

    So if it’s a mistranslation of “handmade” in Serbian… Does the free describe the cost of having the employees working for you?

    • Rimmer says:

      It’s slovak, not serbian. But I don’t have any idea what they mean with “free”

      • S.A says:

        It is Serbian. By “free hand” they meant “free” from any tech usage, quite unusual. BTW, they got confused in a weird way because ručni rad LITERALLY translates as “handwork”….

  4. Madness says:

    Man, I NEVER get invited to those kinds of parties…

  5. DO WANT says:

    Well, i like to have one, pls^^

  6. bluejade says:

    I get the rad part for the hand job; bur what does runci translate to?

  7. la conejita says:

    I think all those glasses is where they collect the samples.

  8. Steve says:

    I just have to buy an overpriced, tacky glass thing?

    I’m sold, just so long as that creepy fat old man isn’t the one handing them out.

  9. themasha says:

    hahah… we have a lot of that here in Bosnia too

  10. NAN says:

    LMAO! This is in Croatian – this just made my day! HAHAHAHA!

  11. Kat says:

    hahahahahahahahaha

  12. daRONN says:

    This is croatian and means handmade or handcraft. LMAO

  13. Bentonn says:

    hahahahh this made me LOL so hard xD!!

  14. Roscoe says:

    HAHAHA epic! This is in slavic btw and spells the same way in Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian (basicly the same language) and probably Slovakian and Polish aswell…

    • slav says:

      This is in south slavic (Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian and Montenegrian – not on Macedonian and Slovenian).

      West slavs do say “ruka” for hand, but work is not “rad” in WS languages, work in west slavs is “robota” (hence “robot”, from Karel Capek book, who was west slav).
      West slavs live in slovakia, poland, czech, germany, litvania etc…

  15. Daisuke says:

    Hopefully this isn’t a trap set by Chris Hanson himself.


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