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Re: Definition of Stronz'
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Olivant I kind of forgot the Pink house question. I will check it out, thanks for reminding me, because I did want to see what you were talking about.
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Re: Definition of Stronz'
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Originally posted by Don Vercetti:
Vaffanculo is the equivilant to "Fuck you" or "Fuck off."
I aways thought it was "Stroonz" as that's how my grandparents say it. They said it means "asshole". In the original book he tells her to go stick it up her ass or something to that nature.
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Re: Definition of Stronz'
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Originally posted by wilheim:
Olivant, how about the term mingia or minkia. I hear that a lot, even on TV and in movies. Stuff like, Mingia, what a body on her. How does the word translate in English?
Thanks, wil. It's actually: Minchia (pronounced "mink-ya"). Minchia is a sicilian word meaning nothing but "c*ck". But yes, Olivant is correct, it is used like "holy cow!" and such. Originally posted by wilheim:
Olivant thanks that is more or less what I figured. I have asked other Italian speakers and most say it is not a real word.
That might be because it is a stricly Sicilian (or at least southern-Italian) word. It IS the sicilian equivalent to the Italian word "cazzo", although both are probably used in Sicily.
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