A word that is used in pretty much every sentence in the Middle East. Often accompanied by "sherpa" or other "durkas."
by Davit McBarn December 11, 2005
The entire Russian language compact in two words.
(Other Eastern European or Middle Eastern countries may communicate as such.)
(Other Eastern European or Middle Eastern countries may communicate as such.)
Stalin: Durka durka!
Lenin: Durka durka?
Stalin: Durka.
Bill: Excuse me, how do I get to Moscow?
Vladivokstovichovsky: Durka durka. *chugs vodka*
Lenin: Durka durka?
Stalin: Durka.
Bill: Excuse me, how do I get to Moscow?
Vladivokstovichovsky: Durka durka. *chugs vodka*
by Sombrero El Taco Burrito November 12, 2009
by D Homie September 27, 2007
The replacement name for the currency of a foreign country which you are visiting, but don't know the actual name of.
Especially used for poorer Eastern European or third world countries, in which your home currency has a better exchange rate.
Especially used for poorer Eastern European or third world countries, in which your home currency has a better exchange rate.
At the airport:- "I'm off to exchange my dollars for some durka durkas."
At the market:- "This knock off Armani bag only cost me 3 durka durkas!"
At a restaurant:- "Jellied camel toes for half a durka durka! We can eat like kings on this exchange rate!"
At the market:- "This knock off Armani bag only cost me 3 durka durkas!"
At a restaurant:- "Jellied camel toes for half a durka durka! We can eat like kings on this exchange rate!"
by Alfred Heflander April 15, 2008
by Shiver May 3, 2005