we call rant in our language "kos sher"
کسشر
I like to read others kos sher s

What language is that?

@jsframework9000 its farsi.

@NakhodaBakhoda In Greece if somebody speaks a foreign language very well we say "He speaks it farsi", so in my mind "farsi" means something like quick/good lol

@jsframework9000 cool, so is "farsi" a native greek word and means quick/good or its an idiom and mentions our farsi language ?!

@NakhodaBakhoda @jsframework9000
Provably since the war between persia and greece long time ago

@NakhodaBakhoda It refers to your language 🙂

@Linux That's a good explanation

😂😂

@NoMad how long it is that your friend is not in iran? Its a very common word among ppl. Not so polite but yet is has that meaning of Rant.
Say these other meanings to him/her
یاوه گویی ، دری وری گویی، چرت و پرت گویی، کسشر گویی
All means the same :)
And this is just for fun. I already tagged "bullshit"

@NoMad cool. Thats the way he/she translate it. Its just for fun and when its about fun, its free to choose any word I like.
"kos sher" as your friend mentioned is a combination of two other word but it has changed during time. I like the way i translate rant to myself. :)

@NoMad it is just for fun.
Take it easy ;)

Yes, With all respect to Arabian ppl,but I dont like to be called Arab. ;)

@ichijou yeah you can have any taste you like. Some say kos sher's taste is awesome. :))

if you mean a rant it’s more like “kos rabak ars...”

Well said man 😂😂

Nice 😂 and
دهنت سرویس

@kimailis I didnt get that.
When someone talking science which I cant understand, I say he's "kos sher"ing.
Or when someone is talking nonsense, again I say he's "kos sher"ing.
In fact "kos" is a word with millions of meanings when it comes with other words....

😂 No way

نکنید این کارارو عاقا.. نکن..

@NakhodaBakhoda where i come from it’s a curse word.

@NoMad mmmm, mostly used as slang here, but i believe it comes from iraqi arabic/ farsi, mean something like “ your grandmom’s human compiler”

@kimailis lol. So kos sher seems to be a global word 😁

@NoMad best choice is to have a persian friend, Farsi or in fact Parsi, has words with thousands of meaning in different situations 😅 and this "kos" is one of those magic words. ....

@NoMad you dont even know what i am talking about...
Its not about original meaning of "kos" or "kos sher". Its metaphor for other meaning.
Never mind. Say hi to your persian friend :)