da mi darpash lainata

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A Bulgarian joke that makes your friends wish they were dead. It means you’re giving them the worst kind of trouble.

My cousin said, 'Da mi darpash lainata,' right before he took my phone and deleted my memes.

At lunch, my friend yelled, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' because I spilled soda on his homework.

My mom said, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' when I broke her favorite mug.

A Bulgarian insult that means you're making life harder for your friends. Like giving them the worst kind of pain.

My brother said, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' when I turned his Xbox off during his game.

At the park, my friend screamed, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' because I took his snack.

My neighbor yelled, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' when I stepped on his cat.

A Bulgarian way of telling your friends you're being a total pain. It's like giving them the worst kind of headache.

My friend said, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' when I made him do my math homework.

At the mall, I shouted, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' because he took my hoodie.

My sister said, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' when I ate her lunch.

A Bulgarian phrase that means you're being the worst. It's like you're throwing your friends into a pit of misery.

My friend said, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' because I ruined his presentation.

At the party, I yelled, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' when he took my drink.

My brother said, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' when I broke his phone.

A Bulgarian joke that means you're being the biggest pain in the ass. It's like you're giving your friends the worst kind of torture.

My friend said, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' when I took his last snack.

At the game, I said, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' because he stole my controller.

My brother said, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' when I spilled soda on his shirt.

A Bulgarian way of telling your friends you're being a total nuisance. It's like you're giving them the worst kind of stress.

My friend yelled, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' because I took his pencil.

At the restaurant, I said, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' when he took my fries.

My sister said, 'Da mi darpash lainata!' when I broke her phone.