What does “јебено” mean in English?
This is used as a vulgar intensifier, similar to 'fucking' in English, often to emphasize something difficult or frustrating. In some contexts, it can also convey admiration.
Literally “fucked”
You might hear it in a similar way to how you'd use 'fucking' in English, as an exclamation or to stress a point. It's generally informal and can vary in tone depending on context.
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