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Please help identifying the language in which one are spoken this few words:
https://hearthis.at/flxn/katya-sambuka/
I hope can find the name of the song, if that's a real song ha ha
Please help identifying the language in which one are spoken this few words:
https://hearthis.at/flxn/katya-sambuka/
I hope can find the name of the song, if that's a real song ha ha
Кача собука? Doesn't sound very Ukrainian, and are you sure that it's a song? I only hear a girl saying 'Кача собука'
According to Google translate it's Bulgarian and means "The dog is sitting" :P
The Google translation seems like Google BS, on grounds that:
1. Google's back-translation is Кучето седи, completely different;
2. Google suggests to fix it to Катя самбука, which it then translates as Katya Sambuka;
3. Wiktionary gives "dog" as куче in Bulgarian, and tells me Кача is a verb meaning "to put" or "to raise": https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D0%BA%D0%B0%D1%87%D0%B0
I don't know what language this is, but Кача appears to mean "snake" in Serbo-Croatian, perhaps that's the language?
Thanks to all for help, but I notice that it must be a reference to "Катя Самбука" a russian "singer".
This is Russian language. The girl says: "Катя Самбука". Yes, it is a Russian singer.
According to the SindArytiy the language is Russian and she said the name of an Russian singer.
Thanks to all for help!