What does "ba fungu" mean in Italian?

Question

What does "ba fungu" mean in Italian?

Answer 1

your deff thinking of vaffanculo, which in the south where im from its ponounced almost like "ba-fan-guwl"

it means fcuk you, literaly, fcuk it up an as s. it's used alot haha along with culo.

Answer 2

bah- fungoo

"go stick it in your ***," "up your ***," "**** you!"

From Italian, "Va F anculo"

Ah, bah-fungoo! Back off, faccia bruta!

Answer 3

I think it means F..U.. its derrogatory

Answer 4

depend s on how it is used could men **** it , **** this , **** this **** , **** you is the most common and there is more most people wanting to know this are those that watch mafia movies like the Godfather s Goodfellas and many more to better explain it s like this in America we have slang like southern slang like the word poke meaning sack or bag how about this one your grandmother ask s you to go get her a dope she is how ever wanting a soda the meaning Ba Fungu is Italian it is an old southern Italian slang like most you cant find the meaning cause it was never excepted by Webster s or any other world dictionary group like most slang words you need to get a book on meaning s of cultural slang meanings and they are extremely much harded to find today then ever and can even sometimes be very expensive so if you hear a little old lady or gentleman saying something you have no idea as to what he or she is saying or what they actually mean then just simply ask the worst thing they are going to say to you is **** off which means pretty much **** off in any language lolol hope you like my sense of humor lolol but i do know a lot of the old word s feel free to pop on facebook pop open a chat box and just ask i dont mind God bless to all always !!!!!!!

Answer 5

I heard it first in 1972 in "The Godfather".

Just watched it again and was wondering if it was simply F--U or if it was considered more vulgar for the period the film was set in. (Scene where Talia Shire gets beaten up by husband.)

It is obviously Italian! Didn't now how it was spelt.

Answer 6

i think you are spelling it wrong but it means fu*$ you, it's a very bad word. you know what other word is bad? Bukyak that was the first curse i learned when my father started teaching me italian.



good luck, italian is a beautiful language to learn.

Answer 7

It mesns f.u.

More literally "go do it in your a-- (other word for 'donkey'.)



Explanation:

Ba fungu

Ma fungoo

Va fangu

(etc etc etc)

Are all variations on one theme: what the Italian expression "va' a fa' 'nculo" sounds like to sn English speaker.



The expression isn't "proper" Italian, anyway.

It has been assimilated into the Italian language (spelled as "vaffanculo" or "va a fanculo", and I hope that it doesn't get auto-censored. It sure does on Italuan Yahoo)

but the original " va' a fa' 'nculo" is actually Neapolitan, a language spoken in most of southern Italy, with many local dialects so different that it can be hard to understand each other, at first.



Before mass media taught everyone to speak proper Italian, sime 50 years ago, most people could only speak the local dialect of a local language, especially in rural areas... but I'm drifting off topic.



"Ba fungu" is a mispelling of "va fanculo", and it means f.u.

Answer 8

A friend just sent me this on my cell. WHAT AN *** HOLE!!!!

Answer 9

F you

Answer 10

it could be "va fangu"(pronunced it this way)... in dialect = f.u. but the one you wrote is the way you pronunce it not the way you write it......



i´m italian..i know it doesn´t exist written like that but if you heard it from someone,italian maybe,especially if he/she is from the south,it means f.u.

Answer 11

It's an Italian name, it translates as Kay (yep, king arthur's brother), and comes from latin, and I was told that women said Ubi Tu Caius, Ego Caia, meant the would follow the husband as a female part of himself... I like the idea that it was meaning Joious, instead! Actually, used as Caio, Tizio e Sempronio, it means Tom, Dick and Harry, i.e. almost anyone. If you did misspell, then Ciao means both hallo and goodbye, and comes from the greeting "Sciao vostro" in Venice, meaning Your servant, sir! And that comes from 'schiavo', slave, but the origin is germanic. Sorry, got carried away... ;-) Take your choice. :)

Answer 12

Ba fungu is not Italian - sorry. Did you spell it how you heard it?

Answer 13

I don't think it means anything



fungi is mushrooms

Answer 14

Sorry, it´s not Italian, sounds more like an African language. Hope somebody has a good answer to that. I would really like to it know too!

Answer 15

fungo :mushroom but ..I could not guess it.

Answer 16

i dont think it means anything

but fungo means mashroom