pisse af
What does “pisse af” mean in English?
It means to annoy someone or to tell them to leave. The literal translation is 'piss off.'
Literally “piss off”
It's used similarly to 'piss off' in English, often as an imperative or to express frustration. The tone can vary based on context, but it's generally a bit stronger than just telling someone to go away.
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