The Top 100 Songs You've (Probably) Never Heard – 2009
#76
Probka
Intars Busulis
Latvia
Now you know how to say “traffic jam” in Russian (“probka”) and Latvian (“sastrēgums”). Hurray for learning!
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1 comment:
In Spanish, it's "el embotellamiento" and it's "l'embouteillage" in French.
Both of them technically mean "bottleneck!"
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