jer tvoje je da kao poslednje parče što ukusa nema i jedva se žvaće.

English translation: ...because your `Yes` is like the last tasteless piece that can barely be chewed

00:22 Oct 3, 2006

Bosnian to English translations [Non-PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Computers (general)

Bosnian term or phrase: jer tvoje je da kao poslednje parče što ukusa nema i jedva se žvaće.

i dont know

ben

English translation:...because your `Yes` is like the last tasteless piece that can barely be chewed

Explanation:
It rhymes in Bosnian, I `m just giving you the literal translation. It can`t have anything to do with computers, though. Is sounds like a part of a folk song :)

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Sanja Rasovic
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...because your `Yes` is like the last tasteless piece that can barely be chewed

Sanja Rasovic

Beacuse when you say "Yes" it's like the final(last) bite, tastless and heavy(hard) to chew

Chicago-Bosnian

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...because your `Yes` is like the last tasteless piece that can barely be chewed

Explanation:
It rhymes in Bosnian, I `m just giving you the literal translation. It can`t have anything to do with computers, though. Is sounds like a part of a folk song :)

Sanja Rasovic
Greece
Local time: 01:59
Works in field
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Montenegrin

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jer tvoje je "da" kao poslednje parče što ukusa nema i jedva se žvaće. Beacuse when you say "Yes" it's like the final(last) bite, tastless and heavy(hard) to chew

Explanation:
Another version, which would be more understandable should you chose to say it in English. Also, It doesn't lose the original meaning.

I am afraid that we can't translate word for word - as per Bosnian - because it's not specific enough once spoken in English, should we only translate the way WE Bosnians understand, or

Should we match it up in such a way that it's accurately understood by native English speaker who doesn't necessarily know Bosnian culture - that's something you chose.... ok?

I hope this helps.

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Note added at 11 days (2006-10-14 06:16:04 GMT)
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Tasteless***

Chicago-Bosnian
United States
Local time: 17:59
Native speaker of:

Bosnian

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jer tvoje je da kao poslednje parče što ukusa nema i jedva se žvaće.

English translation: ...because your `Yes` is like the last tasteless piece that can barely be chewed

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English translation: ...because your `Yes` is like the last tasteless piece that can barely be chewed

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