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9. prozvonit is to prank, in slang I've heard & used here in Australia. bonus: tingo - "to borrow things from a friend's house, one by one, until there is noth

by 8ren 16y ago

9. prozvonit is to prank, in slang I've heard & used here in Australia. bonus: tingo - "to borrow things from a friend's house, one by one, until there is nothing left" in Pascuense language of Easter Island http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Jacot_de_Boinod#Career http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Jacot_de_Boinod#Career

mirkules 16y ago
Prozvonit's equivalent in English is a "bat-call." A bat-call can also be used to notify the other person of something (not necessarily to prompt a call back). As in, "When I get to your house, come outside when I give you a bat-call"
- DCoder 16y ago
  In Russian it's also called "mayak" (literally 'beacon').
- metageek 16y ago
  >Prozvonit's equivalent in English is a "bat-call." Nice. In which country?
- switch007 16y ago
  Never heard this in the UK. I've only ever heard "prank."