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Marina V.
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February 11, 2016
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Instead of "eimai tufla", in Serbian we say "Razvaljen(a) sam"
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Lou K.
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Instead of "eimai tufla", in English we say "wrecked or Stocious"
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Chloe
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Instead of "eimai tufla", in English we say "Im drunk!"
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..aber sowas von besoffen!
Southern dialects:
i bin angsoffn
i bin nudlfett
i bin vui zua
Instead of "eimai tufla", in German we say "Ich bin total besoffen!"
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Alexandros S.
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January 20, 2009
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Instead of "eimai tufla", in English we say "I am tanked"
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Nicole G.
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December 14, 2008
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Instead of "eimai tufla", in French we say "je suis beurré, saoul,"
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mixaela g.
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September 23, 2007
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Stephania N.
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someone who doesn't speak greek can't read ei=i and ai=e and u=i, so eimai tufla doesn't help him, you should write "ime tifla"
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Instead of "eimai tufla", in Turkish we say "Ucmusum lan!!!"
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Instead of "eimai tufla", in English we say "I'm smashed"
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