MacFie

[Nierth]

I can understand that you are having fun. But try to see limits please. No any reason can change a rule.

[deda]

Well, I am a crossbreed of a Serb (father) and Hungarian (mother) and until mid 90-ies I declared as a Serb... Yet, seeing that Serbs kept voting for the late Miloshevic (God roast his soul!) I decided to declare myself as a Hungarian, 'cause I didn't want to belong to such a dumbass nation, and since my mom was a Hungarian, the choice was logical... Still, I am a member of ortodox church Concerning my lack of knowledge of Hungarian language - my tried to teach my brother and me while we were young, but we hated it back then... And now I know only a few swearings (worry not Lady Nierth, I don't know how to write in Hungarian ) which I had the opportunity to learn while serving in the army... Mac, let's stop with the swearings before we get banned and start with informal greetings? And I'd like some Russian people to join in too... To make a REAL cultural exchange

[Quino]

Hmm too much Immortals will understand russian swears

[Sgt Pepper]

I laso have serb blood from my father's side (though just my grandparents are actually serbs) ang hungarian blood (mixed with russian and english) from my mothers side, and strangely enough I'm brasilian. I've just meet in january my serb family in Belgrade and I really liked the people there (not only my family, but the peaple in general).   

I  just think is funny that someone have a mix of cultures similar to mine.

But I still don't understand russian or serb, but I can show some portuguese swearin if you like  .

[MacFie]

Ok, informal greetings:

Dè tha dol?

What's going/What's up?/What's happening? you get it ay?

Jay ha ....dol....

[Lizzy]

Hmm, we are all a mixed breed. Some would say mixed breed of inbreds but that's not nice.   

Fathers side - Mother was German (Von Ritzau), Father was English 100%

Mothers side - Mother was Danish, Father was German

hmm, I only know one little bit of Danish, a rhyme, but no idea how to spell the words.

So, a greeting in my language of Hi/G'day/hello - G'day mate. How the bloody hell are ya! 

[deda]

Hmm... we no longer call it swearings but informal greetings, Sgt Pepper  Informal greeting in Serbian: Gde si, picko? /gde si pitchko/ which can be roughly translated as "what's up, c..t/b...h?" and never used when addressing ladies!