odjebi
What does “odjebi” mean in English?
This means 'fuck off' and is used to strongly dismiss someone. It's a direct way of telling someone to get lost.
Literally “fuck off”
It's typically used as a directed insult, much like telling someone to 'piss off' in English. The tone is aggressive and it carries a significant weight, making it a strong expression of annoyance or anger.
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