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?
Hungarianguy: 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.
Its similar used as the Finnish phrase torilla tavataan!, Bojler eladó! is usually spammed under posts which has any connection to Hungary or Hungarians. Bojler eladó! literally translates to 'Boiler for sale!', and it's frequently used whenever Hungary is mentioned to denote that the person used said phrase is a Hungarian.
Bojler eladó! has lost its real meaning, as ad for selling a boiler, it only acts as an expression to signal that the user is Hungarian.
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