by omelaskid September 16, 2020
person 1: kita collective is so good omg!
person 2: you should get transferred to a special needs class
person 2: you should get transferred to a special needs class
by DeagleDawg May 22, 2021
1) we can; used to motivate people who are devasted
2) used to reminisce memories in previous school
2) used to reminisce memories in previous school
by hello jiejie March 14, 2019
Indonesian sentence which means "are we in chaos?" In English. it became a joke among commuter train users in Jabodetabek After a Member of the House of Representatives (DPR) refused to import used trains from Japan on the grounds that chaos on Jabodetabek commuter trains was only happened during Christmas and Eid Al-Fitr holidays (which is isn't true at all)
A: Ughh even though this is rush hour, and there are lots of passengers, why does the train that runs on the line only have 8 cars per set instead of 12 cars?!
B: remember, members of the Member of the House of Representatives once said: "Apakah Kita Keos? Kan Libur Lebaran dan Natal masih lama?!" (EN: "Are We in chaos? The Eid and Christmas holidays are still long anyway?!)
B: remember, members of the Member of the House of Representatives once said: "Apakah Kita Keos? Kan Libur Lebaran dan Natal masih lama?!" (EN: "Are We in chaos? The Eid and Christmas holidays are still long anyway?!)
by Anon23121999999 July 15, 2023
˝boli me kita˝ is usually used as ˝I don't fucking care˝. People of Balkan use it almost everyday. Especially Gasers and Limkas. The phrase not as kind as ˝boli me patka˝, which also means ˝I don't fucking care˝ but in a polite way.
Guy 1: Did you do the math homework mr. Smith gave us?
Guy 2: No, why should I?
Guy 1: Well, he's gonna give you a bad grade.
Guy 2: Boli me kita.
Guy 2: No, why should I?
Guy 1: Well, he's gonna give you a bad grade.
Guy 2: Boli me kita.
by limkica March 20, 2022