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* порткі = shorts (source: Dave Roman, who said that this was the word he grew up using at home for "shorts") | * порткі = shorts (source: Dave Roman, who said that this was the word he grew up using at home for "shorts") | ||
** Polish "portki" means "trousers". Unclear which meaning the Matys Bros originally intended. | ** Polish "portki" means "trousers". Unclear which meaning the Matys Bros originally intended. | ||
* ґачі = underwear | * ґачі = underwear | ||
== Історія == | == Історія == | ||
Authorship info from the Matys Bros - Who stole the keeshka? LP | Authorship info from the Matys Bros - Who stole the keeshka? LP | ||
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* [https://youtu.be/ankGaF2pmfI Matys Bros] | * [https://youtu.be/ankGaF2pmfI Matys Bros] | ||
* [https://youtu.be/NVyclB579hA?t=510 D-Drifters-5 - On Tour (8:30 - 10:38)] | * [https://youtu.be/NVyclB579hA?t=510 D-Drifters-5 - On Tour (8:30 - 10:38)] | ||