"From, to * the ditch": how the Ukrainians got to the Indians

21 April 2017, 08:32 | The Company
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Twenty years ago, my friend in his New York home had a general cleaning after a small repair. For this purpose, a special service was called up, which arrives, puts everything in order and takes out bags of rubbish trash on its proprietary machine. For money it's understandable. In a word, some Indians came, they professionally did everything, and when the bags were already loaded in a car, one of them, a big one like "The Leader" from "Flying over the Cuckoo's Nest", threw the bag, content.

At this moment, the "leader" clearly and distinctly screams: "From, Kurva!". My companion and I stood side by side and at first thought that we heard. Then they asked the "leader" that it was supposedly said this? He blushed even more, was embarrassed, and quietly repeated: "From, Kurva".



As a result of the questioning it turned out that he knew this expression from childhood, near their tribe, somewhere on the prairies, once settled a family of immigrants from Western Ukraine and strongly disappeared with the Indians. So, that the Ukrainian head of the family became a very respected and authoritative person among the aborigines. Well, and from him the entire tribe learned the strong expressions of the other end of the Earth.

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