Škrr
Škrr (interjection) is one of most viral word in Slovakian and Czech volcabulary ever, that is commonly used in conversations between teens and "cool kids", especially on high school and internet chats (Discord or in many games). Most autistic kids use it as a greeting word. This phenomon also made a lot of people change their nicknames to something reffered to a marmots or beavers (which is definitely out of place, counting that they make high-pitched chirps).
Škrr was giant phenomon in Czech republic, until late 2017 where it was took over by a meme "Kto nemačká není čech" (in english - Who doesn't squeeze is not a Czech). That made the hype rise in Slovakia, especially the release of song by LOGIC, called Kawasaki.
Škrr was giant phenomon in Czech republic, until late 2017 where it was took over by a meme "Kto nemačká není čech" (in english - Who doesn't squeeze is not a Czech). That made the hype rise in Slovakia, especially the release of song by LOGIC, called Kawasaki.
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