Deciphering a Potentially Insulting Hungarian Phrase

[DaveC426913]

A laughable request but, what harm can come?

Someone had something like this phrase said to them. It is Hungarian. Spelling is a total guess (Did I mention it was said, not written?)

Does it mean anything to you? Apparently, it might be a cuss, swear or insult.

Bosameg abonyed

 

[Jimmy Snyder]

A laughable request but, what harm can come?

Someone had something like this phrase said to them. It is Hungarian. Spelling is a total guess (Did I mention it was said, not written?)

Does it mean anything to you? Apparently, it might be a cuss, swear or insult.

Bosameg abonyed

Could it be this? bocsásd meg a bonyolít - forgive the complication

 

[GTOM]

Yes it is my mother language.

 

[Borek]

Yes it is my mother language.

Good, I am going to hijack the thread then

This is a picture I took in Tokaj last year. Can you translate?

We tried Google translator, but somehow I was never fully convinced by the results.

 

[GTOM]

The wine is good and tasty
Use this jar to taste it

Well lyuk is hole literally, but i guess it doesn't sound really good.

 

[Borek]

Thanks.

Looking at the jar "hole" makes sense - perhaps it doesn't sound good in translation, but pun in obvious.

 

[Doc Al]

 

[DaveC426913]

Could it be this? bocsásd meg a bonyolít - forgive the complication

Sorry Jimmy. Didn't see this before now.

That sure looks like it could be what was heard.

Thanks!

 

[DaveC426913]

Yes it is my mother language.

So, what is your opinion on my phrase? And ideas what a Hungarian might commonly say?

 

[GTOM]

Bosameg abonyed

I can't say i clearly understand that, but first part looks like f*** (Bassza meg)
abonyed?? Maybe your mother?? (anyad)

In the case it is an insult. Without a context i may misunderstand this...

Bocsásd meg maybe? (Forgive)

abonyed?? bonyolít? Forgive for making things harder??