Common non English expressions, translated.

[8 Ball]

I told an employee of mine to hit a job close to where he lives first thing in the morning because it was "in his the neck of the woods". He is Polish and thought it was a strange saying.

[Reaper]

Originally Posted by EldrickOnIce

Ha you don't know Greek girls so well. Lol.

So no mouth fun only butt stuff?

[Enoch Root]

Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame

I get the "mangiacake" label once in a while from in-laws and other Italians in the larger family. I just find it funny because it basically translates to "Eat Cake" which I think is meant for WASPY / white people behavior. They use it in jest if I can't pronounce Italian words or am completely off-base with Italian history lol

It means eat #### (crap)

in English, one would say '####-eater', meaning having a diet of fried foods, junk, etc.

[EldrickOnIce]

Originally Posted by Reaper

So no mouth fun only butt stuff?

Haha.... Initially that flew way over my head lol