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Trap For Pioneers for RIO/Avant Prog

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Topic: Trap For Pioneers for RIO/Avant Prog
Posted By: Svetonio
Subject: Trap For Pioneers for RIO/Avant Prog
Date Posted: January 28 2011 at 08:10
Klopka za Pionira ("Trap for Pioneers") are the band from Pancevo, Serbia http://www.myspace.com/trapforpioneers" rel="nofollow - http://www.myspace.com/trapforpioneers
 
 
 
 
 
 



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Posted By: harmonium.ro
Date Posted: February 01 2011 at 07:57
Very interesting stuff, nice suggestion. What does "haide" mean? In Romanian it means "come on", I suppose we borrowed it from a Slavonic language.

I've notified the ZART.


Posted By: Svetonio
Date Posted: February 01 2011 at 08:50

Yes, "haide"("hajde" as we are writing that) means "come on".

I'm so glad that you find Klopku za Pionira as an interresting and delicate act Beer!


Posted By: clarke2001
Date Posted: February 01 2011 at 15:59
It's a word of Turkish origin (in fact I heard it while listening to some Turkish prog).

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Posted By: Svetonio
Date Posted: February 02 2011 at 05:01
Many words in our language(s) are Turkish, Arab and Persian. The perfect examples are the words like rakija.and ćepapčići. A number of our words are German origin,  Alot of Italian origin words in Dalmatia and Istra. That's depend on which Empire we were a part. 
BTW, I always loved Croatian names for the months - really Slavic names!


Posted By: clarke2001
Date Posted: February 02 2011 at 05:19
Originally posted by Svetonio Svetonio wrote:

Many words in our language(s) are Turkish, Arab and Persian. The perfect examples are the words like rakija.and ćepapčići. A number of our words are German origin,  Alot of Italian origin words in Dalmatia and Istra. That's depend on which Empire we were a part. 
BTW, I always loved Croatian names for the months - really Slavic names!


You should check, for example, Polish names for the months. They're similar, but they represent different months because in Northern Europe certain plants are blossoming at different time of the year! Smile


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https://japanskipremijeri.bandcamp.com/album/perkusije-gospodine" rel="nofollow - Percussion, sir!


Posted By: listennow801
Date Posted: February 04 2011 at 13:46
Thanks for the suggestion. I've added them to the chart.

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