kopela
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kopela by LatinaKaterina November 30, 2004
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kopele
1. or aka kopile - literally means bastard; that is the offensive form used predominately by old people
2. Widely used in Sofia among guys since the 1970s; as mentioned previously it is not an insult but rather slang for a man, buddy, etc.
NOTE: In Bulgaria only people from Sofia refer to each other as kopele and only they can use that word on anyone else; if you are from the province and you use the word kopele – first, you would sound ridiculous, second, you would be laughed at and third, you would eventually get a kick in the mouth. Foreigners using "kopele" are exempted from the latter example. ;-)))
2. Widely used in Sofia among guys since the 1970s; as mentioned previously it is not an insult but rather slang for a man, buddy, etc.
NOTE: In Bulgaria only people from Sofia refer to each other as kopele and only they can use that word on anyone else; if you are from the province and you use the word kopele – first, you would sound ridiculous, second, you would be laughed at and third, you would eventually get a kick in the mouth. Foreigners using "kopele" are exempted from the latter example. ;-)))
kopeland
Lover of Pokémon and a super nice guy all around. A Kopeland is very kind hearted and will never let you down if he can help it. He hates to see conflict but will step in if needed. He has a ton of friends and is loved by all who meet him and get to know him personally.
kopeland by Ariel_savannah August 6, 2017
Kapéla
Kapéla, we're on opposite sides of the river.
Movie quote from The Interpreter
The character Silvia Broome, a U.N. interpreter, played by Nicole Kidman says to the character Tobin Keller, a Secret Service agent, played by Sean Penn, "We're kepéla. - lt means standing on opposite sides of the river."
Silvia is from the fictional African country of Matobo and speaks the fictional language Ku which is spoken in Eastern and Southern Africa.
Movie quote from The Interpreter
The character Silvia Broome, a U.N. interpreter, played by Nicole Kidman says to the character Tobin Keller, a Secret Service agent, played by Sean Penn, "We're kepéla. - lt means standing on opposite sides of the river."
Silvia is from the fictional African country of Matobo and speaks the fictional language Ku which is spoken in Eastern and Southern Africa.
Kopala
Describes a person who has a business casual persona, and is an overall nice guy. He treats everyone with a smile, yet people tend to pick on him because they know they can never become him. He never gives a clear answer because he is too hip for answers. There lies an underground rapper in him, starting his career big with his own move which he named after himself.
Kopala: "Hey guys, i can rap!"
Black Guy: "Kopala, u ain't no rappa; u as white as jizz, nig."
Kopala rapping: "I've got my pistol pawn cocked, Ready ta lay shots nonstop until I see your monkey ass drop..."
Black guys run away
Black Guy: "Kopala, u ain't no rappa; u as white as jizz, nig."
Kopala rapping: "I've got my pistol pawn cocked, Ready ta lay shots nonstop until I see your monkey ass drop..."
Black guys run away
Kopala by Demolition5 January 17, 2012
Wela-kapela
A Cape Tonian colloquial phrase used to tease or boast in a somewhat malicious manner, similar to In your face, often used by children on the school playground
Warren: "I have chokers and survivors (peanut butter and jam) for lunch."
Bianca: "I have chicken and mayo"
Suzanne: "You guys suck! I have a burger for lunch! Wela-kapela!"
Bianca: "I have chicken and mayo"
Suzanne: "You guys suck! I have a burger for lunch! Wela-kapela!"
Wela-kapela by Waffleman007 July 24, 2018