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chrumka

English translation: crunch/crunchie

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Slovak term or phrase:chrumka
English translation:crunch/crunchie
Entered by: lingua chick

16:24 Dec 2, 2005
Slovak to English translations [Non-PRO]
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Slovak term or phrase: chrumka
my friend is from slovakia, he always calls me chrumka, i would like to know the english translation for it. thanks
aubree
crunch/crunchie
Explanation:
I think your friend from Slovakia is calling you "crunch" or maybe "crunchie" after Cadbury's Crunchie.
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lingua chick
United Kingdom
Local time: 13:59
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4 +3crunch/crunchie
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crunch/crunchie


Explanation:
I think your friend from Slovakia is calling you "crunch" or maybe "crunchie" after Cadbury's Crunchie.

lingua chick
United Kingdom
Local time: 13:59
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Native speaker of: English
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Radovan Pletka: chrumat, chrumkat = crisp, crunch
30 mins
  -> Díky :-)
agree  Maria Chmelarova
3 hrs
  -> Vd'aka, Pretty
agree  Monika@ProZ: Look out, it is not just any "chrumka, chrumat", it is a specific product. It is definitely not a crunch, it is more like a crisp. But anyway, we all get the idea!
1 day 30 mins
  -> Absolutely, Moniko. I think it's nicer to be called 'crunch/crunchie' than 'crisp'... Díky, Moniko.
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