Tango Sucka

Tango Sucka

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Tango Sucka is a catchphrase that originates from the unknown Arab OpFor faction in Modern Warfare 2. It used in place of the more common "Tango Down" to indicate a destroyed hostile but in a more condescending tone.

Origin

On November 10th, 2009; the highly anticipated Call of Duty:Modern Warfare 2 was released in both North America and Europe, shattering sales records in the process.

In the days following the release, many players noticed the Arabic language voice overs for the Opfor faction in both Single and Multi-player sounded like insults in English with the most notable being "Tango Sucka" as well as others such as "Bambi!" and "Your Mother!"

MysteryPerson 06-Dec-2009 13:15 Tango Sucka! Bambi! 4,999 posts since Am I the only one that finds it hilarious when you get the team that says those things? Not sure what language that is since the story was too random for me to follow.I had a teammate one time that thought it was funny too and everytime the enemy did something he would be like "Tango sucka! Bambi! Enemy care package! BAMBI!"

口12-11-2009, 9:42 AM Tango sucka! Senior Member Is it me or does it sound like the afghans on the afghan map (cave and crashed plane in middle) are running around like a bunch or Mr T's. x wakey X Rep ★★★★★ 33395 Gold They sound like they keep saying "Tango Sucka", I think I also heard one say "I aint gettin on no plane" し0 Join Date: Jan 2006

Translations

Tango Sucka (,تانقو سقط) Pronounced: Tango Sakat is the Arabic way of saying "Tango Down" with "Sakat" meaning "fell". It's unusual that the Arabic characters say it. While the Urban Dictionary article states that some US servicemen picked the phrase up during the first Gulf War it is unclear how they did so. The Allied Saudi and Egyptian Armies do not use the NATO phonetic alphabet and neither does the Iraqi army.

Bambi! Pronounced: Ba'abi is the Arabic phrase for reloading and its usage is correct in the game.

Your Mother! Pronounced: Romana! Romana is the Arabic word for Pomegranate which resembles a hand grenade and its internal pellets. It's interesting to note that Modern Warfare 2's Opfor soldiers use two terms for Hand Gernade: Pomegranate and the far more common "Hand Bomb" (Gunboola Yadawiya).

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