Is Gora Euskadi a bad thing to say?
- Basque
- Spanish (Spain) Near fluent
No, it isn't. It literally means "up Basque Country", which would be "go Basque Country" or "up with the Basque Country"
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@gorka_96 ohh. my friend told me never to say it because only terrorists use it. :( sorry, I'm confused
- Basque
- Spanish (Spain) Near fluent
@active06 just don't say "gora ETA" (Euskadi ta Askatasuna) and you will be safe 😉
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I've been told by Basques that it isn't bad at all; it means what @gorka_96 said. However, I've had some awful responses from saying it. (by non-Basques.) I was offended (and I'm not even Basque.) it's someone else's problem, so don't worry. Some people will remain paranoid
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