What does “идти на хуй” mean in English?
This phrase is a strong way to tell someone to fuck off, essentially dismissing them with a harsh command. The literal translation is 'go onto a penis,' but it's used more for its aggressive intent than for any literal meaning.
Literally “go onto a penis”
It's a direct insult aimed at someone, similar to telling someone to 'get lost' or 'fuck off' in English. The tone is very confrontational and it's considered quite severe in Russian.
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отъебись
5/5 · Extremeotyebis
This is a very strong way to tell someone to leave you the fuck alone. It's a direct and aggressive dismissal.
долбоёб
5/5 · Extremedolboyob
This is a very strong insult aimed at someone perceived as extremely foolish or stupid. It's a harsh way to call someone an idiot.
говноед
4/5 · Stronggovnoyed
It's a strong personal insult, essentially calling someone a 'shit eater.'
завали ебало
5/5 · Extremezavali yebalo
This is an extremely rude way to tell someone to shut up. Literally, it translates to 'shut the face.'
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