bojler eladó 

A popular hungarian meme, use it whenever Hungary is mentioned. It means "boiler for sale"

person 1: I'll visit Hungary this year!
person 2: bojler eladó

bojler eladó by vadkender June 2, 2021

bojler eladó 

Means (in hungarian) "boiler for sale". Regularly used by hungarians on internet sites as a way of identifing each other, or as a sort of inside joke. Usually continued by others as bargaining for the boiler.

(in Youtube comment section)
-Bojler eladó!
-How much?
-10.000 Forints, but I accept onions.

bojler eladó by Skinnyorc April 16, 2017

bojler eladó 

It's a common phrase hungarian people comment on social media websites when they see a hungarian-related post or when they just want to express their nationality. It means "boiler for sale".

Random post: This is how hungarians drink
Random commenter: Bojler eladó!

bojler eladó by hobby-horse November 17, 2016

bojler eladó 

A sign of the presence of Hungarians in the comment section. Is translated to "Boiler for sale", the true meaning of it is "Recognise me my fellow Hungarian"

Bojler eladó
Mennyi? (How much?)
Ezerötszáz meg egy üveg pálinka és viheted is (1500 and a bottle of Pálinka and you can get it right away

bojler eladó by Mongolia superpower by 2020 September 18, 2017

bojler eladó 

A term what Hungarians use on the internet to identify themselves.

Bojler eladó!

bojler eladó by tommy7911 December 19, 2017

Bojler Eladó 

A Hungarian sentence meaning Boiler for Sale , in hungary this is multi-tool such as Cyka Blyat in russian or Cheeki Breeki.

Maybe you want to test who is hungarian and who is not just ask him or her Bojler Eladó, If he laughs he is Hungarian if he dont well hes not or if he says du-te dracu! he is a romanian

Bojler Eladó by VafY July 31, 2018

Bojler eladó!

Phrase used by Hungarians on the interwebs to claim they are Hungarians or to reply on a post/comment which is posted by another Hungarian or references to Hungary in any way. Literally translates to 'Boiler for sale'. The phrase is similar in usage as the Finnish phrase "Torille!".

guy1: Lets make silly sentences with country names in it!
guy2: Ok! Are you Hungary for some Turkey?
Hungarian guy: Bojler eladó!

Bojler eladó! by Zoltánka January 20, 2017