What is that advert on ICRT about “don’t ______ English KACKA” or something, about.
I didn’t catch it all and what does kacka mean?
In German, it would be baby speak for poop. But honestly, I also wondered for a second what the heck they are talking about…
In English it means shit too. Obviously from German.
Kacka poopoo WHEEE!
Isn’t it just ICRT accepting its status?
I had assumed it was from the Spanish, caca.
Same word in French.
kakka means shitty in Afrikaans
The latin verb cacare is the source for all this mess.
Brazilian midfielder, isn’t he?
I think it’s something to do with Lady Gaga?!?
No, it is Lady Gaga.
You guys are kacking me up.
Ultimately from the Proto-Indo-European root kakka-.
Hello, My name is Kaka Sanchez, and I’m coming from behind.
Ultimately from the Proto-Indo-European root kakka-.[/quote]
Good to see you self-correcting Chris. Notice though that I didn’t point out your error in public. :raspberry: :raspberry: :raspberry:
Ultimately from the Proto-Indo-European root kakka-.[/quote]
Which leads us back to Afrikaans and a whole range of Kak.
kak
kak - kakker - kakste
dik kak
moer kak
erg kak
fokken kak
bliksems kak
po*s kak
woes kak
vrek kak
sommer kak
oe kak!
nee kak
lekker kak
sleg kak
lui kak
dom kak
stront kak
HKGK = Hier kom groot kak!
Die Kaap is kak!
WP is kak! Pieter de Villiers is kakker. Julius M is die kakste!
Exactly. So in Portuguese it probably means something else. Wondering if there’s a Brazilian football star called Pipi.
BTW another related word should be: kakkerlak, the Dutch word for cockroach.
You’d think someone from ICRT could clear this up… I always hear that advert and roll my eyes in the car. WTF are they teaching the locals here?
[quote=“enzo+”]Exactly. So in Portuguese it probably means something else. Wondering if there’s a Brazilian football star called Pipi.
BTW another related word should be: kakkerlak, the Dutch word for cockroach.[/quote]
In Brazil, poo is cocô