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This is Czech: "Edri tvoyu mat'" Does anyone know what it says in English?

This is a Czech saying and I can't find it on the Internet unless it's fully in Czech with no translation capabilities. Someone referred my name to this. Can someone who knows the Czech language tell me what this means in English?

Update:

Okay, thanks =) for the translation but does it mean "Who gives a f**k!" or "Who gives a s**t!"? Just want to be accurate. :-)

Update 2:

Thanks =) but I think I got the picture. I kind of thought it was an expletive since the guy is really upset with me and wanted to vent it on his MySpace "quote" in Czech since he darn well knows it's against the rules. I'm thinking it's something like "Go f**k yourself!". Somewhere along that line - lol. Thanks everyone. You all are godsends and helped keep me from worrying all weekend.

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  • Zmejka
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago
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    I would say it's translated as "Damn it!" or "What the f..ck!"

    In Russian we have the same - in infinitive it's "edrit' tvoyu mat' ("edrit" actually means nothing, tvoyu mat' - your mother)in the whole this phrase is used to express an emotion, this is an expletive.

  • 1 decade ago

    i'm jk. the mat thingy means mate as in friend. edri and tvoyu are spelled wrong. if u can tell me how to spell them properly i'll be glad to translate them for you.

  • 1 decade ago

    '(something) on your mother'

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