maika ti da eba
maika ti da eba by DaniEbacha December 11, 2018
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Maika ti da eba
This is a common word used in Bulgaria.
It's a very nice and polite way to greet someone in bulgarian.
It can be used for denial, disagreement or even saying thanks to somebody.
For example:
*Denial*
Petko: Abe.. gosho ai da mi daesh malko kinti che jena mi izbega s parite.
Georgi: Oh peturee, maika ti da eba!
*Disagreement*
Vasko jabata: Zdrasti goshoo iskash li da izlezem?
Georgi: Maika ti da eba pedal grozen odi pitai baba ti stara da izliza s teb.
*To say thanks*
Ceca mecata: Abe gosho snoshti ebah maika ti.
Georgi: Oh cecoo az vseki den eba maika ti stara!!!!🥰💗💗
It's a very nice and polite way to greet someone in bulgarian.
It can be used for denial, disagreement or even saying thanks to somebody.
For example:
*Denial*
Petko: Abe.. gosho ai da mi daesh malko kinti che jena mi izbega s parite.
Georgi: Oh peturee, maika ti da eba!
*Disagreement*
Vasko jabata: Zdrasti goshoo iskash li da izlezem?
Georgi: Maika ti da eba pedal grozen odi pitai baba ti stara da izliza s teb.
*To say thanks*
Ceca mecata: Abe gosho snoshti ebah maika ti.
Georgi: Oh cecoo az vseki den eba maika ti stara!!!!🥰💗💗
Maika ti da eba by GoshoPodKosho June 8, 2022
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maika ti da eba
The so famous Bulgarian frase 'maika ti da eba' (майка ти да еба) is hella common in that country with 90% of Bulgarians' swear dictionary ammo, also translated as ' I'm going to sexually harass/make sexual contact with your biological mother.'
UNLEAST you don't write 'Maika to da eba!' then it will become the most respectful and common way in Bulgaria to say 'Greetings!' or 'Hello!'.
'maika to da eba' can also be used for denying WHEN your friend wants money from you (see examples below).
Sysonyms: mama to, shta..., Shte te porq, Maika ti, Maika ti da e jiva I zdrava, HELLO!, Dimitrii, Gosho, be nqma da to dam pari;
This definition is only for educational purposes!
UNLEAST you don't write 'Maika to da eba!' then it will become the most respectful and common way in Bulgaria to say 'Greetings!' or 'Hello!'.
'maika to da eba' can also be used for denying WHEN your friend wants money from you (see examples below).
Sysonyms: mama to, shta..., Shte te porq, Maika ti, Maika ti da e jiva I zdrava, HELLO!, Dimitrii, Gosho, be nqma da to dam pari;
This definition is only for educational purposes!
George: You are gay! (Ti so geiii!)
Dimitrii: Maika to da eba we.
.
Peter: Maika ti da eba!
Dimitrii: Oh, hey Maika ti da eba too!
.
Alex: Give me 10$ please.
Dimitrii: Maika ti da eba selska u putkata analno vaginalno I ustalna durt kelesh.
Dimitrii: Maika to da eba we.
.
Peter: Maika ti da eba!
Dimitrii: Oh, hey Maika ti da eba too!
.
Alex: Give me 10$ please.
Dimitrii: Maika ti da eba selska u putkata analno vaginalno I ustalna durt kelesh.
maika ti da eba by Glory Holer November 8, 2018
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