brazilians and russians both say "opa"
Brazilians and russians both say "opa"
Josiah Morales
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James Thomas
"Opa" just means "there it is"
Eli Anderson
>opa
that means grandpa in German
Dominic Brooks
I think "opa" is international
Jack Wilson
Cameron Lewis
same thing here more or less
Adrian Davis
Portuguese and Russian are pretty the same thing.
Luis Johnson
we use it in the same way to express surprise, joy when something happens, etc
Ayden Cruz
bros..
Brandon Cox
Opp-a! Amerika-Evropp-a!
Jack Reed
We say opa! too. I think it's considered a serbism, and is originally from the Greek.
Charles Cruz
So do we
Jose Gray
Brazilian and English both say "oi"
Jace Taylor
oh my god.... we have so much in common, wanna be friends??
Logan Adams
That's what we say, too -_-
Charles Miller
Do Brazilians push when they shit?
Camden Collins
Fun fact, in Korean "oi" means cucumber xD
Hudson Rogers
Only ever heard Russians say it.
Samuel Kelly
I do want russian mamushka pretty eyed pink tough blonde princess pls pls
James Lee
Rusia monke and macaco aren't so different after all...
Bentley White
hey!, olé! (indicating good cheer, often used during dancing, expressing fun, enthusiasm and excitement)
Indicating admiration and surprise.
Ώπα για κοίτα ποιος ήρθε!
Ópa gia koíta poios írthe!
Hey! Look who's arrived!
Indicating endearment and care, accompanying singing to infants.
whoa! (a command to stop)
oops, expression for acknowledgment of a minor mistake.
Oliver Cox
Brandon Jenkins
I want a swarthy Brazilian Latina with dark hair and brown eyes, how we look alike...
Owen Powell
>brazilian latina
unfortunately that doesnt exist
Logan Davis
All Slavs says "govno"
Matthew Foster
Sly, then mamushka are fiction:3
Landon Hill
RUSSIAN PRINCESS NOT YOURS
NOT YOUR
NOT YOUR
NOT YOUR
HAHA
Xavier Campbell
She looks like a Latina.
ps: not your
Easton Powell
Some Mexicans say "Ora!"
Dominic Russell
So do Germans and Koreans…
Jace Wilson
You're redundant. -_-
Henry Young
We technically use that word, it means dung, but we like to say 'drek' instead when swearing.
Sebastian Lewis
So does South Korea
Alexander Edwards
Brody Bailey
opa gangnam style