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kepassa banito!!

synchro · 2005-10-21 21:14:57

wat does this mean? i dont even know if its in the right laguage forum thought it might be italian excuse my ignorance

21-10-2005 9:14pm

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synchro

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wat does this mean? i dont even know if its in the right laguage forum
thought it might be italian
excuse my ignorance

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#2 21-10-2005 10:42pm

Magic Monkey

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Sounds like Spanish:

kepassa banito = ¿Qué pasa, bonito? = "What's happening, cutie?" (more or less)

What was the context of the sentence?

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#3 22-10-2005 3:16am

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Either Spanish or Italian it would seem to say in either language what MM is saying "What up"

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#4 22-10-2005 7:49am

synchro

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thanks for tat lads

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#5 24-10-2005 9:19am

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OfflerCrocGod wrote:

Either Spanish or Italian it would seem to say in either language what MM is saying "What up"

Spanish only. It's pretty much meaningless in Italian.

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