Heheh. That ain't it. Apparently that's a Yiddish expression of exasperation, i.e. "oy vey, I got a parking ticket!"
Oh, and side note: urbandictionary.com has gone full woke. Whenever you look something up, next to every definition, is a random left-wing-nutcase definition such as "COVID speakeasy: an unlawful place to gather and socialize".
maybe 'gvarim' which literally translates to 'men' but it's used in hebrew slang to say that someone is awesome.
'totachim' (cannons in hebrew) also stands for it as well.
How do you say "based" in Hebrew?
(no, not the literal translation of the word "based", I'm wondering if they have a colloquial slang phrase for it)
You would be looking for a Yiddish word. (but I dont know what it would be)
'Mensch' would probably come closest.
Fuckin' mensch, bro
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Oy vey
Heheh. That ain't it. Apparently that's a Yiddish expression of exasperation, i.e. "oy vey, I got a parking ticket!"
Oh, and side note: urbandictionary.com has gone full woke. Whenever you look something up, next to every definition, is a random left-wing-nutcase definition such as "COVID speakeasy: an unlawful place to gather and socialize".
My new name for them: urbansuckmydicktionary.com
maybe 'gvarim' which literally translates to 'men' but it's used in hebrew slang to say that someone is awesome. 'totachim' (cannons in hebrew) also stands for it as well.